The Altus recycling bin with integrated ashtray (15.652.3) is a sophisticated element of street furniture designed to maintain cleanliness in high-traffic urban furniture environments. Standing at a height of 32 1/4 inches with an impressive capacity of 52 3/4 gallons, this unit provides a robust and functional solution for public waste management. The structure is built from high-quality stainless steel profiles, ensuring long-lasting durability and resistance to harsh weather conditions. Each bin is equipped with a practical galvanized sheet insert, which facilitates efficient waste removal and maintenance, meeting the highest standards of professional waste segregation garbage cans.
Personalization options allow for seamless integration into any architectural landscape. The construction is available in durable carbon steel (S235JR) or premium stainless steel (AISI 304). The external housing can be finished with a variety of materials, including European coniferous wood, durable hardwood of European origin, oiled exotic wood, premium exotic wood, or a modern HPL board. These diverse finishing options ensure that the recycling bin complements existing benches and other site furnishings while providing a warm, organic aesthetic. The mounting method is designed for secure bolting to the ground, guaranteeing stability in various public settings such as parks, plazas, and city centers.
As a key component of the Altus product line, this waste bin prioritizes both functionality and user convenience. The inclusion of a dedicated ashtray makes it an ideal choice for designated smoking areas, effectively consolidating waste collection and improving site tidiness. With its sleek design and high-capacity internal galvanized sheet insert, the Altus bin serves as a reliable piece of urban furniture that balances modern engineering with aesthetic appeal. Whether installed in corporate complexes, shopping districts, or public transport hubs, this unit delivers a consistent and reliable performance required for comprehensive waste segregation programs.