The Calypso Litter Bin 03.051.1 is a quintessential example of high-quality urban furniture, meticulously designed by Iwona Żaczek to blend functionality with contemporary aesthetics. As a key element of the Calypso product line, this litter bin is engineered to withstand the rigorous demands of public spaces while maintaining a sophisticated appearance. Constructed with precision, the unit is available in either durable carbon steel (S235Jr) or resilient stainless steel (AISI 304), ensuring long-term resistance to environmental factors. With dimensions measuring 41 cm in width and depth, and a height of 81 cm, the bin offers a compact footprint suitable for diverse landscape projects, from bustling city centers to quiet park pathways.
Functionality remains at the core of the Calypso design. The unit features an integrated ashtray, providing a dedicated solution for waste disposal that helps maintain cleanliness in high-traffic areas. Inside the robust exterior housing sits a galvanized steel container with a generous 65-liter capacity, facilitating efficient waste management and simplified maintenance for urban service crews. The heavy-duty construction, weighing 52 kg, ensures stability and security within the pedestrian environment. By incorporating these practical features, the bin serves as an essential component of modern street furniture, effectively addressing the sanitary requirements of modern urban infrastructure.
Installation of the Calypso litter bin is streamlined for professional implementation, utilizing a secure bolting method to attach the unit directly to the foundation. This anchoring system guarantees that the product remains firmly in place, even in densely populated zones. The combination of its galvanized sheet metal insert and high-grade metal frame reflects a commitment to longevity and sustainable design. As part of our comprehensive collection of waste receptacles, this model exemplifies the balance between industrial strength and refined design, making it an ideal choice for architects and urban planners seeking reliable and aesthetically pleasing solutions for public realm development.