Need An Outside Bin Container, But What?

[joko]

I live upstairs & due to health issues, dealing with binbags is a big hassle.

Theres nowhere inside or outside to put them during the week.

If i put them outside in the small bit of land at the side of my house, it encourages others to do it too.

I dont want a wheelybin as theyre too tall & i already get people dragging other peoples onto my land to help them climb over the back wall!

So itd just help them, & get damaged - (just like my back gate already has)

So i need some kind of low container that other people wont view as a public bin, or use to climb up the house or over wall.

Ideally one with a sloping lid so it cant be stood on.

Can these be obtained from councils?

Or bought?

Or is there something else similar?

Any ideas?

Thanks :)

[bookbinder]

I have searched for an outdoor waste bin with sloping lid, but without success. Your next step would be to ask your council if they can help.

[Buenchico]

A grit bin might do the job but they're not cheap:
https://www.screwfix.com/c/safety-workwear/grit-bins/cat6310002
(Your local council might have some spares one though, so it could be worth asking).

[Ellipsis]

Or maybe something like this (keeping on the Screwfix theme):

https://www.screwfix.com/p/essentials-catria-775ltr-3-6-x-2-nominal-plastic-tool-store-green/863rx

[Ellipsis]

Or here's a factory seconds grit box for £38 plus £30 delivery:

https://ebay.us/m/JdEjzv

It says you can pick it up for free.  Their address is Bury, Lancs: 

Business name: Excelsior Roto Moulding
First name: Jonny
Surname: Fielding
Address: Hartshead Works, Deal Street, Bury, Lancashire, United Kingdom BL9 7PU
Phone number: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
VAT number: GB 519472431
CRN: 00463696

[davebro3]

Those could still be stood on by someone wanting a climbing aid.

A handyman could probably knock up a container with a steeply sloping padlockable lid out of old pallet wood for a few quid. Fix it to the wall with bolts so it can't be moved.

[joko]

Thanks all :)