The Pavo trash bin 03.063.2, designed by Iwona Żaczek, represents a sophisticated fusion of functionality and contemporary aesthetics, making it an essential element of modern urban furniture. Crafted with precision, this unit provides an efficient waste management solution for public spaces such as parks, transit hubs, and pedestrian zones. The sleek, vertical design measuring 41 inches in height and 15 ³/₄ inches in width ensures that the bin occupies a minimal footprint while offering a generous capacity of 13 ³/₄ gallons. Equipped with a dedicated integrated ashtray, the Pavo model promotes cleanliness by effectively segregating cigarette waste, further enhancing its utility in high-traffic street furniture installations.
Durability and versatility are at the core of the Pavo line’s engineering. The primary construction is available in either robust carbon steel (S235Jr) or high-grade stainless steel (AISI 304), providing exceptional resistance to environmental stressors and mechanical impact. To suit diverse architectural contexts, the housing can be customized with various premium finishes, including European coniferous wood, hardwood of European origin, oiled or premium exotic wood, or a durable HPL board. These material choices allow the product to blend seamlessly into natural landscapes or industrial environments. Each unit is equipped with a galvanized sheet insert, facilitating convenient maintenance and waste disposal for municipal cleaning crews.
Designed for permanent integration into the landscape, the Pavo trash bin features a secure mounting method designed for anchoring directly into the ground via screws, ensuring stability and long-term performance. As a premium component of our trash bins collection, this product adheres to the highest manufacturing standards, balancing structural integrity with refined design lines. By prioritizing high-quality materials and thoughtful ergonomic features, the Pavo 03.063.2 serves as a reliable and aesthetically pleasing addition to any professional urban furniture project, ensuring that public areas remain organized, clean, and inviting for all users.