Set of 4 White 30 Litre Polypropylene Buckets with Lid

The Set of 4 White 30 Litre Polypropylene Buckets with Lid (Reference: 200425X4) brings together four identical containers, delivered in a single parcel. It is the quantity that equips a complete workstation rather than covering a one-off need.

Four containers, one single parcel

This is the main argument of the set, and it comes down to the geometry of the bucket. The wall is tapered: when empty, each bucket drops into the previous one and adds only about three and a half centimetres to the stack. Four nested buckets, lids stored flat, make up a parcel some fifty centimetres high — barely more than a single bucket.

On a plastic container, transport weighs more than the material in the cost price. Buying four buckets separately means paying four times for the parcel; buying them together means paying once. That is where the saving lies, well before any discount on the unit price.

Why four, and not two

Two buckets are a container and its spare. Four are an organisation. On a building site: rubble on one side, reusable offcuts on the other, tools in the third, rinsing water in the last. In a professional kitchen: peelings, food waste, soaking, clean.

In the workshop the logic is the same: parts to degrease, those drying, sorted fasteners, used rags. The fourth bucket is always the one that avoids emptying the third in a hurry, and that is what separates a stopgap from a real workstation.

From food storage to the site bucket

Food-grade polypropylene releases nothing and holds no odours: it is the material of professional kitchen containers and laboratory vessels. The same bucket therefore serves for food storage — flour, sugar, cereals, animal feed — and for dirty work, as long as you do not mix the assignments.

It resists detergents, dilute acids and bases and oils, withstands hot washing without warping, and cleans up between two uses. Four units are precisely what allows each bucket to be dedicated to one family of products rather than washing the same one between every task.

Identical, therefore interchangeable

Four units of the same model are not the same thing as four mismatched containers. The lids are interchangeable, the diameters identical, the heights too: a mislaid lid is replaced by its neighbour's, and closed buckets stack on top of one another without tipping.

Empty, they take back the room of a single one. The opaque white keeps all its interest here: you write on the wall with a marker, wipe it off, relabel. With four buckets, that possibility stops being a detail and becomes a real sorting system.

What the set contains

Each bucket is delivered with its clip-on lid and has two handles moulded into the body, with no add-on part liable to give way under load.