The Stilo Recycling Bin (15.048.1) is a sophisticated solution for modern waste management within contemporary public spaces. As a premium piece of urban furniture, this modular system is designed to facilitate efficient waste segregation while maintaining a minimalist and elegant aesthetic. The unit features a robust construction that ensures long-term durability in high-traffic environments, making it an ideal choice for parks, city centers, and commercial complexes. With a width of 117 cm and a height of 101 cm, the bin offers a compact footprint despite its high functional capacity, allowing for seamless integration into diverse architectural landscapes.
Engineered for high performance, the Stilo Recycling Bin comprises three internal containers, each offering a capacity of 69 liters, resulting in a total volume that effectively supports organized recycling initiatives. The structure is available in high-quality carbon steel (S235JR) or premium stainless steel (AISI 304), providing clients with the flexibility to select materials that best suit their specific environmental requirements and aesthetic preferences. Every internal container is crafted from galvanized steel to ensure resistance against corrosion and daily wear. The design intentionally excludes an ashtray, focusing purely on clean lines and the efficiency of the sorting process, which is essential for modern street furniture standards.
Stability and security are prioritized in the design of the Stilo system, which is intended to be permanently anchored to the ground via a robust bolting system to the foundation. This reliable method of installation ensures that the recycling bins remain secure even in the most demanding urban settings. Designed by Iwona Żaczek, the product embodies a synthesis of form and function, serving as a vital component of sustainable waste disposal infrastructure. By choosing the Stilo line, municipalities and developers invest in durable, high-capacity public waste containers that contribute significantly to the cleanliness and environmental goals of the modern city environment.