The Altus recycling bin, identified by SKU 15.552, is a sophisticated solution for waste management designed to integrate seamlessly into modern public spaces. As a premium piece of urban furniture, it combines structural durability with an aesthetic finish that complements contemporary architecture. Designed by Filip Babiarz, the bin is defined by its robust stainless steel profiles, which provide a stable framework for the unit, and a high-capacity galvanized steel container capable of holding 250 liters of waste. Standing at a height of 82 cm, this recycling unit is engineered to offer substantial utility while maintaining a low-profile presence within busy pedestrian areas.
The external casing of the Altus bin features high-quality wooden planks, offering clients a versatile range of finishes to suit specific environmental or design requirements. Options include soft wood, European hardwood, oil-finished hardwood, or premium hardwood, allowing for customization that enhances the natural appeal of the street furniture. The internal structure utilizes a galvanized sheet metal insert, ensuring longevity and ease of maintenance for municipal or private facility management. This focus on material quality ensures that the bin is resistant to external factors, providing a reliable waste collection point that remains functional over extended periods of heavy use.
Installation of the Altus recycling bin is achieved through a secure bolt-to-foundation mounting method, ensuring stability in high-traffic locations such as parks, plazas, and city centers. As a dedicated element of our recycling bins collection, the product prioritizes efficient waste separation and collection logistics. The minimalist design intentionally omits an ashtray, focusing purely on high-volume recycling and waste disposal capacity. By prioritizing both industrial-grade durability and high-end aesthetic appeal, this urban furniture piece exemplifies the ZANO commitment to producing functional, long-lasting, and visually cohesive outdoor infrastructure for diverse public landscapes.