The Altus Recycling Bin, identified by product number 15.252.7, represents a sophisticated solution in the field of urban furniture, meticulously designed by Iwona Żaczek to harmonize aesthetic appeal with functional waste management. Standing at 102 cm in height with a width of 76 cm and a depth of 38 cm, this unit is engineered to fit seamlessly into diverse public spaces, including parks, city squares, and contemporary office complexes. As a dual-compartment recycling bin, the Altus model facilitates efficient waste segregation, featuring two internal containers, each with a 50-liter capacity, manufactured from durable galvanized steel to ensure long-term reliability and resistance to heavy usage.
The construction of this street furniture element emphasizes versatility and robustness. Clients may choose between high-quality stainless steel (AISI 304) or painted carbon steel (S235JR) for the structural profile, providing excellent protection against environmental factors. The external casing features high-grade timber, available in various finishes including soft wood, European hardwood, oil-finished hard wood, or premium exotic wood options. This combination of metallic structural integrity and natural wooden accents allows the bin to integrate naturally into its surroundings, offering an elegant appearance that complements modern urban design standards while maintaining a solid weight of 76 kg for enhanced stability.
Installation is achieved through a secure bolting method to the foundation, ensuring the unit remains firmly positioned in high-traffic pedestrian areas. As part of the exclusive Altus line, this recycling station is specifically designed without an ashtray, focusing purely on efficient waste collection. By prioritizing high-quality materials and precise craftsmanship, this waste management solution addresses the evolving needs of public infrastructure. The deliberate selection of sustainable wood finishes and resistant metal alloys reflects a commitment to longevity, making the Altus Recycling Bin an essential component for any comprehensive street furniture project that values both ecological responsibility and architectural excellence.