Turtle Bins

Eco-friendly Moving Box Rental

1-855-MY-TURTLE

plastic moving bins rental

Turtle bins provides plastic moving boxes for rent with attached flip-lids as well as dollies in several locations around Ontario. We have locations in Newmarket, Barrie, Nobelton and Markham and deliver anywhere within a 50 km radius. You can pick them up or we’ll deliver. Turtle Bins is the convenient way to move.

With Turtle Bins you’ll have no more worries about:

  • boxes tearing
  • soggy boxes falling apart
  • crushing the contents of boxes
  • disposal of boxes
  • contributing to global warming

Turtle Bins has established partnerships with reputable moving, storage and portable storage companies so you’re always just a phone call away from ‘never having to worry about what the weather will be like on moving day’.

Make the smart choice today. Call Turtle Bins!

Support sea turtles

2% of profits go towards saving sea turtles.

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Testimonials

My experience with Turtle Bins reminds me there are still companies today that excel at customer service. To add to that they are easy to use, they allowed us to save money and time on our move, and are eco-friendly! Why didn’t someone think of this sooner! Thanks Turtle Bins! - Susan K.

Facts About Sea Turtles

Sea turtles range in color from pale green to almost black. Jaw shape also varies among species, adapted to its diet.
There is no sexual dimorphism (physical differences between males and females) with the only difference in adult turtles being the size of the tail. Adult males have a much wider and longer tail than females.
There are seven recognized species of sea turtles: the hawksbill, green, flatback, loggerhead, Kemp's ridley, olive ridley turtles and the leatherback.
Sea turtles live in almost every ocean basin throughout the world, nesting on tropical and subtropical beaches.
Leatherbacks are capable of withstanding the coldest water temperatures (often below 40˚F) and are found as far south as Chile and as far north as Alaska.
These ancient creatures have been on Earth for more than 100 million years — even surviving the dinosaurs when they became extinct 65 million years ago.
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