What are they made from?

WheelieKiwi bin stickers are high resolution images digitally printed on self-adhesive, premium commercial grade outdoor vinyl.  

How long will they last?

The designs are UV fade resistant in outdoor use for up to 3 years.  They are waterproof, easy to clean and removeable if you want to change.

What size are they?

There are 3 sizes available designed to fit the front of the standard council wheelie bins. 

Small size: 80L bin
Medium size: 120L – 140L bin
Large size: 240L bin

All stickers can be easily trimmed to fit other sizes as wheelie bins vary slightly in different locations.

  • Auckland City Council size wheeliebins – 240L (red, yellow lids), +140L (yellow lid) + 120L (red lid) + 80L (red lid)
  • Hamilton City Council size wheeliebins – 240L (recycling, yellow lids), 120L (rubbish, red lids)
  • Wellington City Council size wheeliebins – 240L (yellow, red lids), + 140L (blue lid) + 120L (red lid)
  • Christchurch City Council size wheeliebins – 240L (recycling, yellow lid) + 120L (rubbish, red lid) + 80L (organics, green lid)
  • Dunedin City Council size wheeliebins – 240L (recycling, yellow lid) + 120L (rubbish, red lid)
Wheeliekiwi designer wheelie bin stickers – fun for everyone!

Am I allowed to put stickers on my wheelie bin?

It is advisable to check with your own local council regarding any restrictions. Christchurch City Council, for example, has no objections to the marketing of bin decorations for the Christchurch City Council kerbside collection wheelie bins.  This is on the understanding that “decorations shall not cover serial numbers or other markings which identify the bins as part of the CCC kerbside collection system”. (Waste Management Plan, City Water & Waste). 

Who owns the bins?

It is advisable to check with your own local council. For example, the three Christchurch City Council bins are the property of Transpacific Industries Ltd and belong to the property. They do not belong to the owner or the dweller of the house and as such must remain at the property if the residents choose to move elsewhere. Please take care of the bins as any damage done to them may result in replacement costs being met by the property owner.
 
The designer Wheeliekiwi stickers may need to be taken off the wheeliebins when residents leave, as the bins may need to be relocated elsewhere.