Green 120 l Container for Glass Packaging

Glass is heavy – so a small container is all it needs

A full bag of bottles weighs far more than the same bag of plastic. That is why glass often does not need a large capacity: a 120 litre green container fills up within a reasonable time and can still be wheeled out to the street without effort.

Its compact dimensions let you keep the container under a shelter or next to an outbuilding, and the light 7.5 kg body means you can easily lift and wash it when empty.

What matters

• Green colour – in Lithuania it is most commonly used for glass packaging, so nobody will throw plastic or paper in here.
• Wheels and handle – there is no need to lift the heavy contents – just tilt the container and push.
• Lid – keeps out rainwater, which would only add weight to the glass.
• UV-resistant plastic – keeps its shape and colour when standing outdoors all year round.
• Suitable for refuse trucks – the container is emptied by a standard collection vehicle.

Technical data

Suitable for

Households, country homesteads, guest houses and small bars or cafés that produce bottles and jars. The colour of glass containers and the waste accepted are sometimes set by the waste management company itself, so it is worth asking before you buy.

Tip

Throw bottles away without caps and lids – these go into the packaging container. If you produce a lot of glass, for example in a café, choose the 240 l green container.