Robert Scott 14L Recycled Great British Bucket & Wringer – Each
£8.50
Robert Scott’s 14L mop bucket and wringer, with the black body moulded from 70% recycled polypropylene. It’s made in Great Britain, takes mops up to 250g, and the handle and wringer are colour-coded in blue, green, red or yellow.
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Green Bucket ,Blue Bucket ,Red Bucket ,Yellow Bucket |
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Robert Scott’s 14L mop bucket and wringer suits contract cleaners, facilities teams and colour-coded hygiene schemes. It’s made in Great Britain and takes mops up to 250g. There’s no lid and no castors, so it stays where you stand it. For a wheeled, lidded bucket, look at the 24L window cleaners’ bucket.
Features and benefits
- Black body moulded from 70% recycled polypropylene. The colour sits in the handle and wringer, not the body.
- Four colours: blue, green, red and yellow. Buckets stay in their zone.
- Takes mops up to 250g. A published limit, so mop matching isn’t guesswork.
- Three-point anchors, high-neck sieve and overspill holes. Wrung water and grit go back in the bucket.
- Graduation marks, a lowline spout and base finger grips. Dose to a known volume, then empty a full 14L under control.
Specification
| Manufacturer | Robert Scott |
|---|---|
| Item number | 104888 |
| Capacity | 14 litres |
| Body material | 70% recycled polypropylene, black |
| Colour options | Blue, green, red or yellow handle and wringer |
| Dimensions | 300mm (H) x 370mm (L) x 310mm (W) |
| Weight | 645g |
| Mop compatibility | Mops up to 250g |
| Wringer features | Three-point anchor supports, mop handle holder, high-neck sieve, overspill holes |
| Bucket features | Graduation marks, lowline pouring spout, base finger grips |
| Country of origin | Made in Great Britain |
| Sold as | Each |
| Trade pack | Box of 10 |
Great for: contract cleaning, colour-coded hygiene zoning, floors and walls.
Browse the full mops, buckets and handles range, add a 250g mop head and a wet floor sign, then dose your lemon floor gel into it.










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