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Cigarette bin

With our cigarette disposal bins, the cigarette is dropped into the cigarette bin out of sight and out of the way.

Maintain a clean environment with our cigarette disposal bins. The stylish and sleek design with stainless steel finish allows smokers to safely dispose of cigarette butts that often cause problem in terms of waste, pollution and disposal. To make sure your environment stays clean and safe, our technicians remove the internal canister and replace it with a completely clean unit every time it gets serviced.

dome cigarette bin

Dome bin

• Wall-mounted or attached to a pole, it can adapt to many free standing designs.
• Its attractive dome cap features a circular ashtray area and three surrounding holes for easy cigarette disposal.

v shaped

V-Shape bin

• The stainless steel V-shaped design is practical for working environments or public places.
• While being easy to mount on walls it also has large laser cut holes for easy cigarette butt disposal.

Benefits of using a cigarette bin

Cigarette bins provide essential solutions for responsible cigarette butt disposal across Australia, helping maintain clean and tidy public spaces. These durable stainless steel units, available as wall-mounted or freestanding designs, significantly reduce environmental contamination from discarded butts that would otherwise take years to decompose and release harmful chemicals into our soil and waterways. 

Installing cigarette bins in designated smoking areas creates clearly defined spaces for smokers while demonstrating environmental responsibility. Modern cigarette wall bins combine functionality with aesthetic appeal, ensuring they complement your property's appearance while providing practical benefits like easy-to-empty ash compartments and fire-resistant designs. Cigarette butt bins help businesses create positive first impressions for visitors by maintaining clean, litter-free premises, particularly important in busy commercial areas.

Hygiene solutions tailored to your business

Our expert technicians are committed to helping you keep your environment hygienic, safe and healthy. Their aim, especially in the current situation, is to improve operational efficiencies with hygiene standards across all facilities, making significant contributions to the hygiene and wellbeing of employees and visitors.

1. Survey

We carry out a comprehensive survey of your premises to identify any hygiene risks, understand your concerns and make recommendations tailored specifically to your needs.

  • Local expert hygiene surveyors
  • Calls returned within 24 hours (Mon-Fri)
  • Appointment at a time of your convenience
  • Solutions tailored to your business requirements

2. Installation

Our expert installation service is completed within a maximum of 10 days following your order.*

  • Quick discreet installation
  • Minimal disruption to your business
  • In compliance with all hygiene and environmental regulations
  • *Regional and remote areas may experience additional installation timeframes

3. Service

Our local team of service technicians will attend routine scheduled services.

  • Discreet and convenient servicing
  • Offering a 48 hour issue resolution
  • Proof of service made available online
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The environmental impact of cigarette litter

Cigarette butts represent one of Australia's most prevalent litter problems, with billions improperly discarded annually. Without dedicated cigarette bins in smoking areas, these small items create massive environmental damage as they leach toxic chemicals, including arsenic and nickel, into soil and waterways. A single cigarette butt can contaminate up to 1,000 litres of water. At the same time, the cellulose acetate filters take up to 15 years to break down, posing significant risks to wildlife that may ingest them.

The solution lies in providing accessible cigarette disposal options through durable stainless steel cigarette wall bins and standalone cigarette butt bins. These tidy and clean alternatives to littering help businesses maintain smoking areas while reducing environmental impact. By investing in proper ash disposal solutions, businesses contribute to keeping Australia's environment clean and protected from the harmful effects of cigarette waste.

Hygiene insights

Why wash your hands?

Your body harbours a wide selection of microorganisms — intestinal/faecal, oral, nasal, dermal — as well as carrying many others picked up from the environment. All these actions that you do without thinking can pick up unwanted germs, dirt or chemicals and transmit them to your mouth or to other objects or people.

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We provide the most comprehensive range of solutions in the washroom services industry. This means that we are able to deliver the service that meets your individual needs.

We provide the most comprehensive range of hygiene solutions to deliver the service that meets your individual needs.

FAQs

What is a cigarette bin called?

A cigarette bin is commonly called a "butt bin," "ash urn," or "cigarette receptacle" in Australia. These specially designed containers safely collect cigarette waste to prevent fires and reduce environmental pollution.

Can I put a cigarette in the regular bin?

No, you should never put lit cigarettes in regular bins as they can cause fires. Always fully extinguish cigarettes and dispose of them in designated cigarette bins or butt bins designed for this purpose.

What can I do with unwanted cigarettes?

Unwanted cigarettes should be properly extinguished and disposed of in designated cigarette bins. If you're quitting smoking, you can safely break apart unused cigarettes and dispose of the tobacco in garden compost and the paper in recycling.

What is a cigarette dust box called?

A cigarette dust box is typically called an "ashtray" or "ash receptacle" in Australia. In commercial settings, these may be part of larger cigarette disposal units designed to safely contain ash and extinguish cigarette butts.