The Altus recycling bin, model 15.052.4, is a sophisticated piece of urban furniture designed by Iwona Żaczek, reflecting a modern approach to waste management in public spaces. With its streamlined dimensions of 114 cm in width, 101 cm in height, and a depth of 38 cm, this unit provides a space-efficient solution for high-traffic areas. The structure is built with high-quality profiles available in either durable stainless steel (AISI 304) or painted carbon steel (S235JR), ensuring long-term resilience against environmental factors. The side panels are crafted from premium acrylic glass (Plexiglas), which grants the bin a refined, contemporary aesthetic suitable for diverse architectural landscapes, ranging from modern plazas to corporate business centers.
Functionality is at the core of the Altus design, which features a triple-compartment system to facilitate efficient waste sorting. Each of the three internal sections offers a capacity of 50 liters, providing a total of 150 liters of storage space for recyclables. This recycling bin is specifically engineered for organized waste collection without an integrated ashtray, maintaining a clean and minimalist profile. The construction is robust and adaptable, offering versatility in placement through two primary installation methods: as a free-standing unit or securely anchored to the ground using bolts fixed to a foundation, ensuring stability even in heavily frequented outdoor environments.
As part of the exclusive Altus product line, this model exemplifies the standards of professional street furniture, combining industrial durability with an elegant visual language. The transparent nature of the acrylic glass walls provides a lightweight appearance that seamlessly integrates into the surrounding urban scenery while remaining highly functional for maintenance staff. By prioritizing material quality and user-centric design, the Altus recycling bin serves as an essential component for any sustainable infrastructure project. Its ergonomic construction ensures it meets the rigorous demands of public utility while upholding a commitment to superior design and environmental responsibility.