Bin Liner Size Chart
Find the liner size for your bin by capacity, including how to measure round and rectangular bins.
Kitchen Trash Bags
For everyday kitchen waste, commonly 20 to 80 litres. Size, thickness, colour and logo printing are all made to order.
About this product
Kitchen waste is wet, so puncture resistance matters more than thickness
Kitchen waste often contains food scraps, liquid and sharp packaging, so liners tend to fail at the base or the seam. We start by understanding your bin capacity and how often the liner is changed, then confirm the right size, material and thickness.
- For household and commercial kitchen bins from 20 to 80 litres
- Usually holds wet waste, so LDPE or LLDPE is recommended for better puncture resistance
- Available with drawstring, flat or vest openings to suit how you use it
Customization
Specifications you can customize
- Bag dimensions or matching bin capacity
- Thickness, colour and estimated quantity
- Logo file or printing reference
- Packaging: rolls, loose packing, or your own branded packaging
All of the above are made to order, and the final specification is confirmed with your order. Typical size and thickness ranges are covered in the guides below.
FAQ
Read these two before choosing a specification
Size and thickness are the two details buyers most often need to confirm. These pages explain how to measure, the common industry ranges, and how the materials and thicknesses differ.
Materials & Thickness
How HDPE, LDPE and LLDPE differ, and how to convert and choose between micron and mil.
FAQ
Kitchen trash bags: common questions
For a typical household kitchen, 25 to 35 micron (about 1.0 to 1.4 mil) is usual. If you regularly throw away bones, shells or other sharp items, step up to 40 micron or above, or switch to LDPE.
Household kitchens are commonly 20 to 60 litres and commercial kitchens 60 to 80 litres. Measure your own bin to confirm — see our bin liner size chart.
Yes. We print logos or specified content from the artwork you supply, and we accept small batch orders. Note the colour, position and content in the quote form.
Yes. Food waste separation often requires compostable liners, and we hold EN 13432, ASTM D6400, BPI and OK Compost certification, so we can produce to a specified standard.
Tell us the size, thickness, colour and quantity you need
We will prepare quotation details for your cleaning or wholesale requirements.