Choose a Ditch model around the task
Start by deciding what the bin needs to support. If you are selecting a bin specifically for recycling, Model 1 is the model identified for that purpose. Model 2 is described as a waste separation bin, and Model 4 as a waste sorting bin. These descriptions can help you match the product to your workplace’s disposal plan, but they do not specify the number of waste streams or internal compartments. Confirm those details against the individual listing if they matter to your setup.
For a circular option, compare Model 2 with Model 2 XL. Both are described as circular, and both listings state that there is no round flap or wheels. The XL name distinguishes the larger family option, but the supplied details do not give dimensions or capacity. Check the product information to confirm that its size suits the space and expected use.
Consider operation and placement
Decide whether a pedal matters
Model 3 is the pedal-operated choice in the collection. This can be a useful point of comparison when selecting a bin for a shared area where users may prefer not to open it by hand. Its listing specifies a chalk white finish and no wheels. The other model descriptions should be checked individually rather than assuming they share the same opening method.
Check the finish and included details
Chalk White is specified in several model listings, while the collection attributes also show black, grey, brown and white. Treat color as model-specific and confirm the available finish for the version you intend to lease. Model 4 lists its frame colour as RAL 9016. Also note the stated exclusions: Model 1 and Model 2 XL are listed without a sticker set, and several models are listed without wheels or a round flap. If labels, mobility or a particular opening feature are important, verify the exact configuration before deciding.
Plan the collection for your workplace
Think about where each bin will stand and how people will use it: for example, near a shared work area, a staff kitchen or an office disposal point. Consider the available floor space, how waste is currently separated and whether staff need clear visual cues. If you are choosing several bins, compare the model details together so the arrangement meets your needs without assuming that every model has matching features.
Myntwork offers Functionals Ditch products on a monthly lease. Before choosing, review the individual model listing for current specifications, color and configuration, then consider how the selected option fits your workplace layout and waste-sorting approach.
Frequently asked questions about Functionals Waste Bin Ditch
Which Functionals Ditch model is listed for recycling?
Model 1 is identified as a recycling waste bin. Check its individual listing for the configuration details, including its stated absence of a round flap, wheels and sticker set.
What is the difference between Model 2 and Model 2 XL?
Both are described as circular and listed without a round flap or wheels. Model 2 XL is the larger option by name, but check its listing for dimensions and capacity before choosing.
Is there a pedal-operated Ditch bin?
Yes. Model 3 is the pedal-operated option in this collection. Its listing specifies a chalk white finish and no wheels.
What colors are available in the Ditch collection?
The collection attributes list black, grey, brown and white, while individual model details include Chalk White. Availability may differ by model, so confirm the finish on the listing for your chosen version.
Do the Ditch models include labels or wheels?
Features vary by model. Model 1 and Model 2 XL are listed without a sticker set, and some models are specified without wheels. Check the selected model’s details for what is included.
