Where the Dunk collection can work
A single-stream bin can be a practical fit for an office, meeting room or other area where general waste is the main need. Model 1 offers that straightforward setup. It may also suit a location where sorting happens elsewhere and a dedicated general-waste bin is still needed.
Model 3 is intended for a different kind of use: a shared point where people can separate waste, paper and plastic. Consider it for common areas where several people dispose of different materials throughout the day. The three-stream format can make the available sorting choices clear at the bin itself; make sure those streams match the way your workplace collects and handles waste.
How to choose between Dunk models
Start with the number of streams you need
Think about what people will actually dispose of in the location. If one general-waste opening is enough, Model 1 is the simpler match. If your space needs separate routes for waste, paper and plastic, Model 3 provides those three streams. Choosing based on real use helps avoid adding sorting options that are not needed or leaving out ones that are.
Check the placement and project requirements
Before selecting a model, identify its intended position and who will use it. Consider whether one bin or a shared sorting point is more suitable for that area. The available collection facts list grey as the colour and describe the designs as circular, but do not specify dimensions, capacity or materials. Confirm any practical requirements against the product details before planning a particular placement.
What to confirm before specifying
If your project requires information about origin, it is listed as available on request. Ask for the details you need and check any other project-specific requirements directly; the collection information does not state further specifications or certifications. Also consider how the chosen streams fit your workplace’s waste-handling arrangements, especially when selecting the three-stream model.
Myntwork offers Functionals Dunk products on a monthly lease. Once you have identified the number of streams and checked the details needed for your space, compare the available models to find the collection option that fits your workplace plan.
Frequently asked questions about Functionals Waste Bin Dunk
What is the main difference between the Functionals Dunk models?
Model 1 is a single waste bin. Model 3 provides three streams for sorting waste, paper and plastic.
Which Dunk model should I choose for a shared sorting point?
Choose Model 3 if the location needs separate streams for waste, paper and plastic. Check that these categories fit your workplace’s waste-handling arrangements.
Is there a single-stream option in the Dunk collection?
Yes. Model 1 is the collection’s single waste bin option for locations where one general-waste stream is suitable.
What colour and circularity information is available for Dunk?
The collection facts list grey as the colour and identify the Dunk designs as circular. Specific material details are not provided in the available information.
Can I confirm the origin of a Functionals Dunk bin?
Origin information is available on request. Ask for the details if origin is a requirement for your project.
