Waste Disposal Units

Waste Disposal Units grind food scraps straight at the sink, helping you keep worktops clear and bin trips down. Fitted under the bowl and linked to the waste outlet, a disposer handles peelings, plate scrapings, and soft leftovers, which can be handy in busy kitchens, flats, or homes aiming to r... .... Show more

Waste Disposal Units

Waste Disposal Units grind food scraps straight at the sink, helping you keep worktops clear and bin trips down. Fitted under the bowl and linked to the waste outlet, a disposer handles peelings, plate scrapings, and soft leftovers, which can be handy in busy kitchens, flats, or homes aiming to reduce bagged food waste.

Why choose a Waste Disposal Unit

• Simplifies clean-up by dealing with food scraps at the sink.
• Helps cut smells from food waste sitting in the bin.
• Reduces the volume of bagged rubbish from everyday cooking.
• Switch and overload protection features support safer use.

Design options, sizes, and features

• Motor power levels sized for light, regular, or heavy family use.
• Grind technology designed to handle common kitchen scraps (observe manufacturer guidance on what to avoid).
• Standard sink connection on most models to suit 90 mm wastes and typical plumbing layouts.
• Noise-reduction features, anti-vibration mounts, and baffles for quieter running.
• Looking for core units only? See our Waste Disposers collection.
• Explore additional options and spares from brands such as WasteMaid.

Common use cases

• Family kitchens that generate regular veg peelings and plate scrapings.
• Compact homes where bin space is tight and odours are a concern.
• Kitchens with large sinks where a dedicated disposer bowl makes rinse and scrape easy.

Featured product

• Insinkerator P550 EC Premium Food Waste Disposal with Air Switch – a premium unit with an air-operated switch for added convenience at the worktop.

Planning and compatible products

• Check under-sink space, trap layout, and power supply before choosing a model.
• Pair with suitable sink wastes, overflows, and plumbing kits for a tidy install.
• Consider matching taps and sink accessories so the whole wet zone works smoothly together.

Measure your bowl, check under-sink clearances, and pick a Waste Disposal Unit with the right power level and features for your household. With the right setup, food waste handling becomes cleaner, quicker, and easier to manage day to day.