Waste Bin
Waste bins are available in multiple capacities to suit different requirements, starting from 60 litres for small residential use to 1,100 litres for extensive commercial or municipal collection. At AHR Group, we provide bins in a wide range of sizes, including 120L, 240L, 660L, and 1,100L, all built to meet international standards.
Waste bins follow a standard colour-coding system for segregation. For example: green for general waste, blue for paper, yellow for plastics/medical waste, and red for hazardous or clinical waste. This helps ensure safe, hygienic, and environmentally friendly disposal.
In Dubai, municipalities generally use green, blue, yellow, and red bins. Green is used for general waste, blue for recyclables such as paper and cardboard, yellow for plastics and cans, and red for hazardous or clinical waste. This system helps residents and businesses separate waste more effectively.
The most common colour uses are:
- Green bin – General waste
- Blue bin – Paper and cardboard recycling
- Yellow bin – Plastics, cans, or medical waste
- Red bin – Hazardous or clinical waste
- Following these codes ensures proper waste management and compliance with Dubai municipality guidelines.
A garbage bin supplier in Dubai provides waste collection bins, recycling bins, and specialised containers for residential, commercial, and industrial use. AHR Group is a leading manufacturer and supplier of garbage bins in the UAE, offering both standard and customized bins that meet international certifications.
High-quality waste bins can be purchased directly from AHR Group, a trusted bin manufacturer in Dubai. We supply a full range of MGB bins, designer bins, skip bins, and medical bins, all designed for durability, hygiene, and compliance with UAE regulations.
Garbage Trolley
To handle garbage trolleys safely, always push instead of pulling, avoid overloading beyond the recommended capacity, and use the handles for a firm grip. Wear protective gloves if handling sharp or heavy waste. Ensure the trolley is on even surfaces and lock the wheels when parked.
Warehouse requirements vary, but most businesses use 240L to 1,100L garbage trolleys depending on the size of operations and waste type. For heavy-duty use, steel-reinforced trolleys are recommended for durability.
Hot-dip galvanised steel is metal coated with a protective zinc layer to prevent rust and corrosion. This makes bins highly durable, even in harsh outdoor conditions, and extends their lifespan significantly.
Durable garbage trolleys can be sourced from manufacturers like AHR Group in Dubai, who use galvanised steel, HDPE plastics, and EN-certified components to ensure long life and reliability.
AHR garbage trolleys are designed for long-term use and typically last 5–10 years, depending on usage and environment. Some products come with a manufacturer's warranty covering defects in materials and construction.
MGB Waste Bin
MGB stands for Mobile Garbage Bin. These are wheeled bins designed for easy movement and collection, available in multiple sizes from 120L to 1,100L. They are widely used in residential, commercial, and municipal waste management.
EN 840 is the European standard for mobile waste containers, covering safety, dimensions, durability, and handling. EN 840-certified bins ensure compatibility with lifting equipment and compliance with international waste collection standards.
Weight limits vary by size:
- 120L bin – approx. 40–50 kg
- 240L bin – approx. 90–100 kg
- 660L bin – up to 250 kg
- 1,100L bin – up to 400 kg
- Always check manufacturer specifications for safe load limits.
AHR's MGB bins are manufactured from UV-stabilised HDPE and galvanised steel, making them resistant to high heat, humidity, and rain. They are built for Middle East climates and tested for extended outdoor use.
Mobile bins are designed with smooth inner walls to prevent waste build-up, making them easy to wash and disinfect. Regular cleaning with mild detergent and water ensures hygiene and extends lifespan.
Designer Bins
Yes, AHR's designer bins are engineered for indoor and outdoor environments. Powder-coated finishes and durable materials protect them from weather, while elegant designs make them ideal for malls, hotels, and offices.
Yes, bulk orders for hospitality, retail, or public projects can receive discounts. AHR works with businesses on large-scale orders to provide cost-effective, tailored waste solutions.
The DINOVA designer bin is versatile and can be mounted on poles, walls, or posts for easy access in public spaces. This makes it suitable for parks, walkways, and community areas.
Yes, Food Court Bins are available in custom powder-coated finishes. Businesses can match brand colours or interior themes for a consistent look.
Dog waste bins are compact, lightweight, and come with mounting options for posts or walls. They are easy to install and relocate if needed.
Baler Machine
es, balers can compact paper, cardboard, and other recyclable materials into dense bales for easier storage and transport.
Balers handle cardboard, paper, plastics, aluminium cans, and soft packaging. Hazardous or wet waste should not be placed inside.
Regular servicing every 6–12 months is recommended to ensure safety, efficiency, and extended equipment life.
Balers compress recyclable materials into compact bales, reducing waste volume and making transport more cost-efficient.
With proper maintenance, a cardboard baler typically lasts 10–15 years.
Cardboard balers apply 20–60 tons of hydraulic pressure depending on the model, ensuring dense bale formation.
Maintenance includes checking hydraulics, greasing moving parts, replacing worn belts, and regular inspections by certified technicians.
Most balers have an indicator light or bale full signal that alerts when the machine is ready to eject.
Standard Hook Lift Containers
Hook lift containers are large, heavy-duty waste containers designed to be lifted and transported by hook-lift trucks. They are used in construction, demolition, and bulk waste handling.
Hook lift containers come in a range of sizes from 8m³ to 40m³, depending on waste type and industry requirements.
Hook lift systems are often preferred in urban environments because they allow fast, efficient loading and unloading with less space required compared to roll-off systems.
A hook lift is a hydraulic system on trucks that loads, lifts, and transports containers by hooking onto them, offering flexibility in waste and materials handling.
Waste Skip
The term "skip" comes from the Old English word skep, meaning basket. Over time, the term evolved to describe large open containers used for bulk waste collection.
A skip waste container is a large, open-topped bin designed for collecting, storing, and transporting heavy waste from construction and industrial sites.
A waste skip is essentially the same as a skip bin. It is commonly used for temporary storage and removal of bulk waste at construction, demolition, or industrial sites.
- A skip is usually open-topped and loaded from above, often lifted by chains.
- A dumpster typically has a lid, may have wheels, and is emptied in a different manner.
In the UAE, skips are the standard choice for construction, demolition, and industrial waste management
For small household clean-ups, 2–4m³ skips are popular. For medium to large construction projects, skips with a capacity of 6–12 cubic meters are standard. Large industrial projects may require extra-large skips of up to 30 cubic meters.
Skip bins enable safe, efficient, and consolidated waste storage. They reduce site clutter, streamline transport, and ensure waste is managed in a cost-effective and environmentally responsible way.
Skip bins are essential for saving time, enhancing safety, and efficiently managing large-scale waste removal. They also ensure proper disposal methods are followed in compliance with local regulations.
Debris / Rubbish Chutes
A debris chute is a vertical tube system that allows waste to be dropped from higher floors to a collection point below, widely used in construction and high-rise buildings.
The main types are construction debris chutes, garbage chutes, and linen chutes, each designed to handle specific waste or materials efficiently and safely in different environments.
A disposal chute is a vertical shaft installed in multi-storey buildings, allowing waste to be dropped safely from upper floors into a central collection bin for convenient handling.
There are generally three to four chute types, including garbage chutes, debris chutes, laundry or linen chutes, and, in some cases, recycling chutes for source-segregated waste management.
Garbage chutes are installed vertically along a building, with fire-rated doors on each floor and a funnel system leading to a central collection bin. Installation must follow building safety codes.