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Rubbish Bin

Can anyone tell me where I can buy one.Wickes dont sell them, b and q- sold out.I want it for outside.any ideas?

Mark Yates ● 6622d7 Comments

Have you tried Homebase?

James de Vivenot ● 6622d

We bought one from Wickes a couple of weeks ago, but had to ask one of the assistants, as they weren't on display for some reason...

Steve Costello ● 6621d

How do they expect to sell things when they don't put them on view?  It is a bit like the Bags for Life in Sainsbury's on South Ealing Road.  Those were (maybe still are) kept in a drawer!When I asked the same question about dustbins several months ago Ealing Board and Timber and the hardware shop in Northfields Avenue were suggested.  I didn't actually follow up either of these suggestions as I was working in the opposite direction.  I got mine from Poores of Acton.

Philippa Bond ● 6621d

If a small wheelie bin would do - then this is a local company (Brentford) who delivered to us at far less than we had found the bins, elsewhere.http://www.wheeliebinsales.co.uk/

Sarah Felstead ● 6620d

From the LBE website:"Rubbish  in my wheelie bin hasn't been collected. Why?If you do not live in the wheelie bin area, the crew are unable to take bags out of privately purchased (non-LBE) wheelie bins. To have this rubbish collected, you will need to take the bags out and place them at the side of the container on collection day. It is against health and safety regulations for the refuse collectors to manually lift the bags out of the container in case of injury. The crew will take tied refuse bags from a normal household bin."http://www.ealing.gov.uk/services/environment/refuse_collection/FAQs/index.html#p

Philippa Bond ● 6619d

I strongly advise buying a metal bin - apparently rats can chew through plastic ones!Robert Dyas sell them - try the one in Chiswick.

Ian Green ● 6618d

Poores off Bollo Bridge Road had some if I remember correctly

Paul Cavanagh ● 6614d