Male Incontinence Bins

Private, Tactful and Respectful Disposal of Incontinence Waste

When it comes to washroom hygiene, inclusivity matters. Our Male Incontinence Bins are designed to provide a discreet, hygienic, and reliable solution for male washrooms, ensuring every visitor has access to clean and comfortable facilities.

Male Incontinence Bins located in mens toilets and male changing rooms provide a simple and easy method of disposing of incontinence pads whilst helping to remove the stigma that some men may experience.

A sleek, compact aesthetic that fit seamlessly into any washroom space
Hands-free operation for enhanced hygiene
Leak-proof liners to maintain cleanliness, environmentally friendly and recyclable consumables used for sustainable waste disposal
Flexible maintenance and servicing which can be added into existing contracts
Available in Black, Grey or White

Bins for Blokes

We are proud to partner with Orchid, supporting the UK’s leading charity for those affected by male cancer.

Our commitment to support fighting male cancer will see Hygenie Washrooms make a donation for every Male Incontinence Bin we install with our customers.

Orchid exists to save men’s lives from testicular, prostate and penile cancers through a range of support services, pioneering research and promoting awareness.

Providing dedicated bins shows awareness around male incontinence and demonstrates equality, inclusivity and care and is vital to show acceptance and protect the dignity and privacy of those men who are affected.

Over 58,000 new cases of male-specific cancers in the UK each year
Over 55,000 men diagnosed each year with Prostate Cancer
Testicular cancer affects around 2,400 men a year. It can occur at any age.
Penile cancer is a rare cancer with around 760 cases in the UK

ORCHID – Fighting Male Cancer Registered with the Charity Commission No 1080540. Company No. 3963360. Our commitment to support fighting male cancer will see Hygenie Washrooms make a donation of £5 for every Male Incontinence Bin we install with our customers.

“We firmly believe that providing male incontinence units in toilets is as essential as providing sanitary units in ladies’ toilets. Incontinence affects a significant number of men in the UK, and the absence of proper disposal solutions is unacceptable. It leaves men without a dignified way to manage their condition. We are proud to announce our partnership with Orchid. Together, we aim to raise awareness and advocate for better facilities to support men’s health and well-being. Hygenie will also be donating an amount for each unit placed on a client’s premises to Orchid.”

Cosette Wright

Managing Director, Hygenie Washroom

“By partnering with Hygenie to provide men’s incontinence bins in restrooms, we are breaking down barriers, promoting dignity, and creating inclusive spaces for all. This initiative isn’t just about hygiene—it’s about equality, compassion, and ensuring no man feels isolated or forgotten. Together, we’re reshaping public awareness and providing practical solutions for real health needs as well as raising vital funds to benefit people affected by prostate, testicular or penile cancer.”

Ali Orhan

Orchid CEO

Incontinence Bin Servicing

The service is carried out by placing a antimicrobial liner in the unit. This is the first hygiene incontinence waste liner incorporating Biomaster antimicrobial silver ion protection and odour eliminating technology.

Biomaster provides 24/7 protection against bacterial build up from harmful germs such as MRSA, E, Coli and Legionella giving save, effective and permanent protection. It works by reducing the growth of bacteria both inside and outside of the liner. A pleasing fragrance is provided by use of additional scent additive.

The units are also fully cleaned and sanitised on each service.

Incontinence Bag Dispensers

Our Hygenie wall mounted dispensers will keep incontinence bags tidy and accessible. Providing incontinence disposal bags prevents drain blockage by incontinence products and keeps the unit ultra clean. Available in black, white and chrome.

Hygenie has many years experience offering incontinence bin services and products to hotels, commercial premises, leisure centres, care homes and more. We work with clients across the UK, between London and Manchester. Many of our customers are based in and around Birmingham, Nuneaton, Coventry, Oxford, Warwickshire, Leicester, Northampton and Nottingham.

For more information on our Incontinence Bin Services, please contact us. We offer a range of washroom services from clinical and nappy waste disposal to hand dryers, vending machines and janitorial supplies.

6 Reasons to Install Male Incontinence Bins

Supporting Health Needs

Men of all ages can experience incontinence due to medical conditions such as prostate issues, diabetes, neurological disorders, or after surgeries. Providing bins ensures they have a discreet way to dispose of products like incontinence pads or liners.

Promoting Hygiene

Without proper disposal options, individuals may flush products down the toilet, leading to blockages, or leave them in inappropriate places. Incontinence bins help maintain a clean and sanitary restroom environment.

Reducing Stigma

Men’s health issues, including incontinence, are often stigmatised. Providing dedicated bins normalises the conversation around male incontinence and demonstrates inclusivity and care.

Compliance with Accessibility Standards

Public and workplace facilities are increasingly required to accommodate all users, including those with health or accessibility needs. Incontinence bins are part of creating an inclusive and supportive environment.

Encouraging Dignity and Privacy

These bins allow men to dispose of incontinence products discreetly, preserving their dignity and reducing embarrassment.

Aligning with Women’s Facilities

Just as sanitary bins are standard in women’s toilets, men’s toilets should reflect the needs of all users. Equality in restroom facilities ensures both genders have access to the essentials for managing personal hygiene.

Men’s incontinence bins are a practical and compassionate addition to public restrooms, addressing health needs, promoting hygiene, and supporting inclusivity.

“Following prostate cancer surgery, I now rely on daily pads. Disposing of used pads discreetly has always been a challenge, highlighting the urgent need for incontinence bins in men’s washrooms. This simple addition would provide dignity and convenience for many men dealing with similar health issues.”

“Not having access to a proper disposal option for my pad often forces me to endure the discomfort and embarrassment of walking around with a wet pad until I can get home. This not only feels uncomfortable but also frequently causes a preventable rash, which could be avoided if suitable disposal facilities were available when I’m out.”

“I used to carry my used pads in a carrier bag to avoid the embarrassment of searching for a private place to dispose of them. One day, while heading home on the bus, I overheard a child telling their mother that I smelled of urine. I was mortified to realise the child had noticed the odour, despite my efforts to conceal it in the bag.”

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