
Kitchen & small shared bins
13 Gallon · 600/Carton
A high-count carton for repeated kitchen, breakroom or small-bin changes. Check your bin dimensions before ordering.
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Business buying guide · 13 / 33 / 55 gallon
Choose the right liner for kitchen, office and facility bins—then check fit, case count and collection rules before placing a repeat order.

A single business often needs more than one liner size. Use the station and expected load to narrow the choice; then verify fit with the actual bin.
Prep counters, breakrooms, restrooms and desk-side bins with frequent changes.
Back-of-house, catering and utility bins serving several work areas.
Event or facility bins where staff can safely lift and move the filled load.
These are starting points, not guaranteed fits or load ratings. Check the listing and run a filled-bag trial.
Capacity is a starting point, not a fit guarantee. Measure the bin opening and depth, allow enough liner to fold over the rim, and test a filled bag before ordering cartons for every location.
| Bag size | Typical first station to test | Bulk carton | Fit check before purchase |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13 gallon | Small kitchen, breakroom, restroom or office bin | 600 bags | Rim circumference, bin depth and change frequency |
| 33 gallon | Shared utility or back-of-house collection bin | 300 bags | Opening shape, liner overhang and filled-bag handling |
| 55 gallon | Large event or facility collection bin | 120 bags | Bin geometry, load weight and safe lift procedure |
How to measure: record the opening width and depth (or round-bin diameter), bin height and desired fold-over. Compare those measurements with the exact product dimensions on the listing; gallon capacity alone cannot confirm the liner will wrap the rim or reach the bottom. For a fuller walkthrough, see the trash bag size guide.
Once your bin fit is confirmed, compare case quantities. Every card opens the live product listing for current price, availability and specifications.

Kitchen & small shared bins
A high-count carton for repeated kitchen, breakroom or small-bin changes. Check your bin dimensions before ordering.
Shop 13-gallon carton
Shared-area & utility bins
For larger office, catering or facility bins where a 13-gallon liner is too small. Verify rim and height fit.
Shop 33-gallon carton
Large-volume collection
For suitably sized utility or event bins. Assess load weight and lifting process as well as bag capacity.
Shop 55-gallon cartonUse a smaller pack to validate rim fit, tear-off and handling with your real waste stream. Then move to a carton once the size is proven.

Test a size first
Compare available box and carton variants in one listing before moving to a wholesale carton.
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Small bins & easy tie
A separate choice when handles or countertop-bin use matter more than a large carton count.
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Operations planning
Count changes at each station for one representative week. Multiply bins × changes per day × days between deliveries, then add the buffer your operation actually needs.
Example: four 13-gallon bins changed twice per day over 30 days need about 240 liners. A 600-count carton covers roughly two months at that rate before a safety buffer.
For multi-location purchasing, send bin sizes, changes per week and delivery addresses through the business inquiry form.
Illustrative restock scene; product cards show the actual listings.
Start with the bin at each station, not the restaurant type. Test 13-gallon liners in compact stations, 33-gallon liners in larger shared bins and 55-gallon liners only where the bin and safe handling process call for that capacity. Measure the opening and depth, then trial a filled bag before buying a carton.
The linked wholesale listings show 600 bags per 13-gallon carton, 300 per 33-gallon carton and 120 per 55-gallon carton. Confirm the selected variant and current listing before checkout.
No. Bins with the same nominal volume can have different opening shapes and heights. Check the actual liner dimensions on the product listing, allow fold-over at the rim and test under your normal load.
No. Ask your hauler or compost facility whether it accepts the exact liner and contents. If a stream contains contamination or the local program does not accept compostable bags, a compostable label alone does not create a composting route.
Yes, especially for a new bin, heavier loads or multiple facilities. Use a smaller pack to check fit, tear-off, handling and change frequency; then use the measured demand to choose a carton or request a business quote.
Use the product cards for current pricing and checkout, or send your bin sizes and monthly consumption for a business quote.
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