The Altus recycling bin, model 15.552.3, represents a pinnacle of modern urban furniture design, meticulously crafted to integrate functionality with aesthetic durability. Standing at a height of 82 cm, this robust waste receptacle is engineered to meet the high demands of public spaces, parks, and city centers. Designed by Filip Babiarz, the unit features a sophisticated modular construction available in premium carbon steel (S235JR) or corrosion-resistant stainless steel (AISI 304). The exterior is elegantly finished with a choice of high-quality materials, including soft wood, European hardwood, oil-finished hard wood, premium hard wood, or durable HPL panels, allowing it to complement diverse architectural landscapes and existing street furniture installations.
Functionality remains at the core of the Altus line. This specific configuration includes an integrated ashtray, promoting cleanliness in high-traffic areas by providing a dedicated solution for cigarette disposal. The internal structure is equipped with a spacious 250-liter galvanized steel container, ensuring high capacity and ease of maintenance for municipal cleaning services. The use of galvanized sheet metal inserts and stainless steel profiles guarantees long-term resistance to environmental factors, making this product a reliable and sustainable choice for professional recycling bins and waste management systems in any outdoor environment.
Installation is streamlined through a secure foundation mounting system, where the unit is attached to the ground via bolts for maximum stability and security. As a key component of modern public space design, the Altus bin balances high-capacity storage with a slim, professional profile. By combining natural textures like wood with industrial-grade metals, this piece of city furniture effortlessly bridges the gap between raw utility and refined design. Whether deployed in plazas, transit hubs, or commercial developments, the 15.552.3 model offers an optimal blend of strength, capacity, and visual appeal, serving as an essential element for maintaining organized and clean public environments.