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Free student living template

Free which bin? template.

Hangs above the shared kitchen bins and ends the recycling arguments: three colour-coded sections, each with what goes in and the common mistake to avoid. Match the colours and rules to your local council's bins.

Free to use. Opens in the screen designer so you can change anything.

  • Free on every plan, including the Free plan
  • No watermark
  • No credit card needed
Which bin? digital signage template (portrait): Three colour-coded bins with what goes in and what doesn't
Portrait · 1080 × 1920, for a TV mounted on its side

What's included

  • Portrait, 1080 × 1920 (vertical TV or kiosk)
  • Subtle entrance animations
  • Every word, colour, photo and position can be edited
  • Free to use on every POMP plan, with no watermark

Make it yours

  • Replace the sample words, prices and times with your own.
  • Swap the photos for your own, or generate new ones with POMP AI.
  • Match your brand colours and add your logo.
  • Add it to a playlist alongside your other screens and schedule when it shows.

What the screen says

The which bin? template comes with sample wording for halls of residence and student accommodation, so you only need to change the details. Out of the box it reads:

  • SHARED KITCHEN
  • Which bin?
  • Recycling
  • Clean bottles, cans, tins, paper, cardboard and plastics 1, 2 and 5.
  • No soft plastics, coffee cups or pizza boxes with grease.
  • Food scraps
  • Leftovers, fruit and veg peels, tea bags, coffee grounds and eggshells.
  • No plastic bags, even the compostable-looking ones.
  • Rubbish
  • Soft plastics, chip packets, coffee cups, tissues and broken bits.
  • No batteries or vapes. They go in the box at reception.

Good for: recycling, bins, food scraps, sustainability, kitchen.

Show it on your TV

Put the which bin? template on a TV with an Apple TV, an Android TV or Google TV box, an iPad or any web browser. Install the free POMP app, type the pairing code it shows into your dashboard, and add this design to the screen's playlist. It's a portrait design, so set the screen to portrait in the dashboard and mount the TV on its side.

Which bin? template questions

Is the which bin? template free?

Yes. The which bin? template is free on every POMP plan, including the Free plan, with no watermark and no credit card needed. Create an account and it opens in the screen designer ready to edit.

Can I show the which bin? template on an Apple TV?

Yes. Install POMP from the App Store on an Apple TV, pair it with the code it shows, and add this design to the screen's playlist. It also plays on Android TV and Google TV boxes, iPads and any web browser using the POMP web player. This template is portrait, so set the screen to portrait in the dashboard and mount the TV on its side.

What size is the which bin? template?

It's a portrait design at 1080 × 1920 pixels, for a TV mounted on its side, a totem or a kiosk. Text is sized to read from a few metres away.

Can I change the wording, prices and photos?

Yes. Every word, price, time, colour and photo in the which bin? template can be changed in the POMP designer. Swap in your own photos or your logo, and the screen updates as soon as you save.

What else is there for halls of residence and student accommodation?

There are 20 free templates for halls of residence and student accommodation, and more than 1580 across every sector. You can also describe a screen to POMP AI and get a design in seconds.

Use this template for free.

Create a free POMP account and the which bin? template opens in the designer, ready for your words and photos. No watermark, no credit card.

Which bin?: free student living signage template | POMP