BINNERS HOOK
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By adding our locally manufactured hook outside their property, residents engage with nearby binners by hanging bottles, cans, and other objects of value in bags for easy and safe pick-ups.
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This simple act acknowledges the contribution that binners make to communities, supports their economic stability, and adds dignity to their work.
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HOW IT WORKS
ORDERA hook costs $20. Purchase here.
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INSTALLYou may opt to have your Binners Hook installed by a binner, or install it yourself.
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USEHang bottles, cans and any other objects of value, as often as you like. Your local binner will pick it up.
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Over 150 hooks have been installed in Vancouver since 2016. This directly supports binners' income. We offer 3 ways to get your Binners Hooks when placing an order:
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NATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS
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WE'VE EXPANDED!
We have expanded the Binners Hook program in partnership with Calgary Can and Coop Les Valoristes.
Calgary Can
Our partners at Calgary Can have piloted the Binners Hook program in their Hillhurst/Sunnyside neighbourhood with 20 hooks made in Vancouver. We're excited to watch this program develop and expand in Calgary. You can find more about Calgary Can's Hook program here.
La Consigne J'accroche
In collaboration with Coop Les Valoristes, Regroupement des éco-quartiers, and Société de Développement Social, the Hook program expanded to Montreal. These three groups worked together to create a new hook that best suited the needs of Montreal binners, or valoristes, and residents. To find out more about La Consigne J'accroche click here.
Calgary Can
Our partners at Calgary Can have piloted the Binners Hook program in their Hillhurst/Sunnyside neighbourhood with 20 hooks made in Vancouver. We're excited to watch this program develop and expand in Calgary. You can find more about Calgary Can's Hook program here.
La Consigne J'accroche
In collaboration with Coop Les Valoristes, Regroupement des éco-quartiers, and Société de Développement Social, the Hook program expanded to Montreal. These three groups worked together to create a new hook that best suited the needs of Montreal binners, or valoristes, and residents. To find out more about La Consigne J'accroche click here.
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FAQ
How much does a Binners Hook cost?
A Binners' Hook is $20. Hooks are locally designed by Shane Frei and produced by Metal Mart.
What is the Binners Hook made of?
Hooks are made from high-grade stainless steel that will withstand the rainy Vancouver elements without rusting or damaging your property.
How did the Binners Hook come about?
In consultation with binners, the Binners' Hook was designed by Jesi Carson and Theunis Snyman with Basic Design.
Where can I install my Binners Hook?
We recommend that you install your Binners Hook in your back lanes, where it is most accessible by local binners. City by-laws restrict placing Binners Hooks on City property including telephone poles, City-owned garbage bins, and more. If you have further questions, you are welcome to contact us at info@binnersproject.org.
When can I expect my Binners Hook?
We currently offer three ways to get your Binners Hook (see above). If you chose shipping or delivery + installation, you can expect to receive your Hook within 1-2 weeks after you place your order.
Who is coming to install my Binners Hook?
If you select the delivery + installation, a participating binner from Vancouver contracted by the Binners’ Project will call you to schedule a time for your installation within the two weeks following your order.
Where is the $20 delivery + installation surcharge going? Why do I have to pay in cash?
The $20 delivery and installation charge goes directly to the binner installing your Binners' Hook. We are not collecting this fee on our online payment system. We ask that you pay the binner coming for installation $20 in cash. Please keep in mind that the binners might not carry change.
Contact us at info@binnersproject.org if you have further questions.
A Binners' Hook is $20. Hooks are locally designed by Shane Frei and produced by Metal Mart.
What is the Binners Hook made of?
Hooks are made from high-grade stainless steel that will withstand the rainy Vancouver elements without rusting or damaging your property.
How did the Binners Hook come about?
In consultation with binners, the Binners' Hook was designed by Jesi Carson and Theunis Snyman with Basic Design.
Where can I install my Binners Hook?
We recommend that you install your Binners Hook in your back lanes, where it is most accessible by local binners. City by-laws restrict placing Binners Hooks on City property including telephone poles, City-owned garbage bins, and more. If you have further questions, you are welcome to contact us at info@binnersproject.org.
When can I expect my Binners Hook?
We currently offer three ways to get your Binners Hook (see above). If you chose shipping or delivery + installation, you can expect to receive your Hook within 1-2 weeks after you place your order.
Who is coming to install my Binners Hook?
If you select the delivery + installation, a participating binner from Vancouver contracted by the Binners’ Project will call you to schedule a time for your installation within the two weeks following your order.
Where is the $20 delivery + installation surcharge going? Why do I have to pay in cash?
The $20 delivery and installation charge goes directly to the binner installing your Binners' Hook. We are not collecting this fee on our online payment system. We ask that you pay the binner coming for installation $20 in cash. Please keep in mind that the binners might not carry change.
Contact us at info@binnersproject.org if you have further questions.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Binners Hook was designed by Jesi Carson and Theunis Snyman and is locally manufactured by Metal Mart.
