Stainless steel wall-mounted ash bin

£28.00

A wall-fixed stainless steel ash bin for outdoor smoking areas, keeping cigarette waste off tables and the ground. Fits beside a doorway or on a courtyard wall.

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SKU: SRV-011 Category:

Description

This is a stainless steel ash bin that fixes to an outside wall, with an internal chamber for cigarette ends and an opening designed to reduce ash spreading with wind. It's built for permanent use in a designated outdoor smoking area — by a fire door, along a courtyard wall, or at the edge of a beer garden — rather than being moved around, and stainless steel copes with being left outside in all weather.

Pubs, restaurants and venues with an outdoor smoking area typically fit one or more of these where local rules and practicality require a fixed point for cigarette disposal, keeping ends off tables, the ground and plant pots. It needs fixings suited to the wall it's going on and periodic emptying — how often depends on footfall — and it should be sited away from anything flammable, in line with standard fire safety practice for smoking waste.

Specification

Material Stainless steel
Mounting Wall-fixed
Use Outdoor smoking area
Capacity Holds multiple cigarette ends between empties
Fixings Not included; suit to wall type

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Questions about this product

Where should this be installed?

It should go in a designated outdoor smoking area, sited away from doorways, windows and anything flammable, in line with standard fire safety guidance for cigarette waste. Common spots are a courtyard or beer garden wall, or beside a fire exit used as a smoking point. Fixings aren't included since wall types vary, so use fixings suited to brick, render or timber as appropriate.

How often does it need emptying?

That depends entirely on how many people use the smoking area u2014 a quiet weekday pub might empty it weekly, while a busy venue could need it emptied daily. There's no fixed schedule; check it periodically and empty it before it's full, both for appearance and to reduce fire risk from a build-up of cigarette waste.