Wheelie bin number stickers

One small sticker costs $40 including GST and delivery. Two cost $60 and four $78. The regular size costs $45 for one.

White lettering with no background, so only the letters sit on the bin. Your number goes large on top, in a bold, easy-to-read typeface, with the street name in capitals underneath. Units work too, like 1/30. White reads well on the usual green, blue, red, yellow and dark grey bins.

Small suits most bins, including 120L ones. Regular gives larger numbers on a 240L bin. If you are unsure, choose small: it does not need to be large to be read from the street.

Your house number as it should appear, like 12 or 4A, and your street name, like Banksia Ave. We set exactly what you type, so check the spelling. You see the proof before it prints.

One per bin. Most homes order two or four, for general waste, recycling and garden bins.

Yes. They are weatherproof vinyl made to sit outdoors in sun and rain. A bin that is pressure-washed often will wear any sticker faster.

It arrives on clear application tape, which holds the letters in place. Wash the front of the bin and let it dry fully. Peel off the backing, press the tape onto the bin from the middle outwards and rub firmly over every letter with a card. Then peel the tape away slowly at a low angle, leaving the letters behind.

Yes. For a building, an estate or a street, ask for a quote with the addresses.