Before you specify
Frequently Asked Questions
How often will I be changing it?
That depends on the cut size far more than on the sheet count. Shredded paper from a strip-cut B35 is bulky and springy and fills the carton quickly; micro-cut waste packs down and lasts considerably longer in the same box. As a planning figure, treat the box as roughly 101 litres by external measurement and time one change before you set a rota.
Is this box the same as the B34 one?
No. The B34 carton, article 1840995200, is 445 x 300 x 545 mm. This one is 490 x 375 x 550 mm - 45 mm wider and 75 mm deeper. The B34 box will physically stand inside a B35 but leaves gaps that shreddings drop into, so the correct article is worth ordering.
Can I recycle the box with the paper still in it?
Usually yes, and that is the main argument for a cardboard collecting box over a plastic sack. Both the carton and the shreddings are paper, so many recyclers take the whole thing. Confirm with your own waste contractor first, particularly if your shredded material is handled under a certificate of destruction.
How many boxes come per order?
One. This is a single carton, not a multi-pack. If you want a standing supply, order the quantity you need on this line - they store flat and take up very little space until they are folded.