Selective sorting trash can for waste management in public spaces

The sorting bins are essential to ensure the recovery of waste and improve the urban cleanliness in the communes. Installed in the public spaces, parks, pedestrian areas, schools, stations, city centers or tourist attractions, they allow to effectively separate recyclable and non-recyclable waste.
They contribute directly to the success of the policies of sorting put in place by communities.

Urban furniture designed to encourage selective sorting

The Selective sorting trash can are designed to facilitate the identification of different waste streams:

• Paper / paper basket,

• glass,

• packaging,

• residual waste,

• biodéchets as needed.

Thanks to Color codes, pictograms, Differentiated lids and Display bracketsThey guide users and encourage good gestures in public places.

Robust, durable and communities

Made of resistant materials - steel, stainless steel, aluminum, concrete or reinforced plastic - the sorting bins Support intensive use, bad weather and constraints of high attendance sites.
Their maintenance is facilitated by:

• domestic buckets,

• Secure openings,

• Anti-vandalism systems,

• Easy to clean surfaces.

These garbage cans are designed to last and to meet the requirements of Municipal Technical Services.

A flexible collection for all urban environments

The Sorting trash can for public spaces exist in several configurations:

• modules 2 streams, Flow or 4 streams,

• Complete stations for highly affluencing areas,

• Compact sorting bins for sidewalks or entrances of buildings,

• Design models for classified sites or sensitive architectures.

This modularity allows communities to adapt selective sorting to each area of passage.

An effective tool for enhancing waste and maintaining clean cities

By installing sorting binsMunicipalities reduce non-recycled waste, improve the image of their public spaces and actively participate in the protection of the environment.
These equipment encourage users to adopt good sorting gestures, making cities cleaner, more durable and more responsible.