Stainless steel furniture module BHS-HoReCa 943625045F

A tilt-bin cupboard stores waste or bulk ingredients at worktop height while keeping the kitchen floor clear. The bin sits inside the cupboard on a pivoting frame. When the operator opens the door, the frame tilts forward so the bin can be lifted out without reaching or bending. The same mechanism keeps the bin stable while it is filled, preventing spills and reducing trips to the waste area.

The sequence is simple: open the door, tilt the frame, lift the bin out, empty it, return it and close the door. No tools or disassembly are needed, so the cycle can be repeated quickly during service. The cupboard itself remains stationary, providing a secure base that does not shift when the bin is moved.

Construction is stainless steel throughout, chosen for resistance to moisture, cleaning chemicals and impact. The two available widths—450 mm and 640 mm—allow the unit to fit under existing worktops or alongside other equipment without overhang. The 660 mm height places the bin opening at a comfortable working level, reducing strain on staff.

No controls are fitted; the cupboard is a passive storage unit. The footprint determines the floor space it occupies, while the height dictates the clearance needed above it. The weight, though not specified, is typical for stainless steel catering furniture and allows the unit to be moved with a standard sack trolley.

Cleaning follows from the materials: wipe the interior and exterior with a damp cloth and a mild detergent. The tilt mechanism should be checked periodically for smooth operation, and any debris caught in the pivot should be removed to prevent wear.

Two variants are offered: 450 mm and 640 mm wide, both 660 mm high.

The product is listed in the catalogue under Storage & Waste Management, sub-section Cupboards & Racks.