The Altus Litter Bin (03.052.7) is a sophisticated example of modern street furniture, designed by Iwona Żaczek to blend functional utility with minimalist aesthetics. Standing at a height of 102 cm with a 38 cm width, this 50-liter unit provides an efficient waste management solution for diverse public spaces, from metropolitan plazas to modern office complexes. Its streamlined, vertical architecture ensures it occupies minimal ground space while maintaining a high visual presence. As a key element of the Altus product line, this urban furniture is engineered for durability, featuring a robust structure that weighs 38 kg, ensuring stability in high-traffic environments.
Material excellence is at the core of the Altus collection. The internal framework is available in either corrosion-resistant stainless steel (AISI 304) or high-quality painted carbon steel (S235JR), both of which offer exceptional longevity and resistance to atmospheric conditions. The exterior casing offers extensive customization options, allowing designers to select from durable HPL panels or premium wood finishes, including soft wood, hardwood of European origin, or oil-finished exotic hardwoods. These material choices allow the trash bin to harmonize with various landscape architectures, providing a natural yet refined accent to contemporary outdoor furniture arrangements.
Designed for permanent integration into the urban landscape, the Altus Litter Bin utilizes a secure bolting system for foundation attachment, guaranteeing structural integrity and safety. The product focuses on clean lines and a functional design, deliberately omitting an integrated ashtray to maintain a sleek, uninterrupted profile that suits clean-space mandates. By combining high-grade manufacturing materials with versatile aesthetic configurations, the Altus series represents a top-tier choice for public infrastructure. Its thoughtful design reflects a commitment to the maintenance of clean, organized, and elegant public areas, confirming its status as a staple in professional urban furniture projects.