The Start litter bin with ashtray (model 03.044.1) is a functional and aesthetic element of urban furniture designed by Filip Babiarz. Combining modern geometry with high utility, this unit is engineered to meet the demands of public spaces, ensuring cleanliness and organization in areas with high pedestrian traffic. Measuring 37 cm in width, 82 cm in height, and 29 cm in depth, the bin offers a compact footprint while maintaining a generous 30-liter capacity for waste management. Its sleek, minimalist silhouette allows it to integrate seamlessly into diverse architectural landscapes, from city centers and public parks to modern office exteriors and corporate plazas.
Durability is at the core of the Start line's construction, offering long-term resilience against environmental factors and intensive daily use. Clients can choose between robust carbon steel (S235JR) or premium stainless steel (AISI 304), both of which are selected for their structural integrity. Internally, the product features a durable galvanized sheet metal container, facilitating efficient waste removal and maintenance for sanitation teams. The inclusion of an integrated ashtray adds to its versatility, providing a responsible solution for cigarette disposal and helping to maintain the pristine appearance of sidewalks and entryways. This litter bin is designed for secure mounting, featuring a reliable installation method that allows for bolting directly to the foundation, ensuring stability in busy street furniture settings.
As part of the ZANO collection, the Start litter bin reflects a commitment to quality manufacturing and intentional design. By providing a clean, accessible point for disposal, this waste receptacle contributes significantly to the functionality of any public realm. Whether specified in stainless steel for a polished look or carbon steel for a more industrial finish, the product maintains its high standard of performance. Its professional aesthetic and thoughtful engineering make it an essential component for planners looking to enhance the utility of public furniture. Weighing 30 kg, the unit provides a substantial presence that effectively addresses hygiene requirements while adhering to contemporary design standards found in modern city infrastructure.