Gallery

Gallery

Five colours.
Every room that pours.

The bin itself, the rooms it was built for, and the factory floor it comes off — plus the film.

The range

Pick a colour.
The page follows.

The same bin in five colours — the exact photographs from each product listing, so what you see here is what you buy.

The Beverage Bin in black The Beverage Bin in blue The Beverage Bin in green The Beverage Bin in red The Beverage Bin in yellow
Liquid capacity
Up to 21 gallons, bottom reservoir
Body
Heavy-duty leak-resistant HDPE
Compartments
Two — liquid below, ice and garnish above
Wheels
Four locking casters
Level
Built-in liquid level reader
Weight
15 lbs
Carton, one bin
18 × 10 × 20 in (L × W × H)

Capacity, material and weight as listed on the product pages. Carton size is the measured box for one bin — kept tight on purpose to hold freight down.

Download the spec sheet (PDF) See the black bin See the blue bin See the green bin See the red bin See the yellow bin
Capacity

Twenty-one gallons
is a lot of pour-off

The bottom reservoir holds up to 21 US gallons before anyone has to empty it. That is easier to picture in pints.

0gal

in the bottom reservoir

168US pints 79.5litres 2,688fl oz

Straight unit conversions from 21 US gallons — not a throughput claim.

Up close

The parts that
do the work

Locking caster and drain valve on the black bin Locking caster and drain valve on the blue bin Locking caster and drain valve on the green bin Locking caster and drain valve on the red bin Locking caster and drain valve on the yellow bin
Casters and valveFour locking wheels, and the marked drain valve set into the reservoir.
The built-in liquid level reader on the black Beverage Bin The built-in liquid level reader on the blue Beverage Bin The built-in liquid level reader on the green Beverage Bin The built-in liquid level reader on the red Beverage Bin The built-in liquid level reader on the yellow Beverage Bin
Level readerBuilt into the body, so you can see how full the reservoir is before it becomes a problem.
In service

Loaded, on the floor

Ice and garnish up top, liquid below. Same bin, five colours.

The black Beverage Bin loaded with ice and drinks in a bar
black
The blue Beverage Bin loaded with ice and drinks in a bar
blue
The green Beverage Bin loaded with ice and drinks in a bar
green
The red Beverage Bin loaded with ice and drinks in a bar
red
The yellow Beverage Bin loaded with ice and drinks in a bar
yellow
Where it fits

Room by room

Visualisations of the spaces the bin was designed around — the rooms where drinks get finished and someone has to deal with what is left.

How it is made

Sketch to
shipping container

Photographs from the floor — the only part of this page that is not a visualisation.

The shape gets argued out on paper first.
01The shape gets argued out on paper first.
Drawings and the first solid body, side by side.
02Drawings and the first solid body, side by side.
Colour by colour down the line.
03Colour by colour down the line.
Every unit is checked before it is boxed.
04Every unit is checked before it is boxed.
Palletised and counted.
05Palletised and counted.
Staged for the container.
06Staged for the container.
Loading bay.
07Loading bay.
Into the box.
08Into the box.
Palletised and rolled into the box.
09Palletised and rolled into the box.
Stacked to the door.
10Stacked to the door.
Doors closed. Next stop, Florida.
11Doors closed. Next stop, Florida.
More on film

Three more
films

The All New Beverage Bin
Five colours, one build
Designed for every space, available in every colour

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Five colours, singles through twelve-packs, free shipping within the US.

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