The Recycling bin Stilo (model 15.048) represents a sophisticated approach to waste management within modern urban furniture landscapes. Designed by Iwona Żaczek, this modular unit is engineered to meet the functional requirements of contemporary public spaces, combining durability with a clean, minimalist aesthetic. The structure features a width of 117 cm, a height of 81 cm, and a depth of 43 cm, providing a compact footprint that fits seamlessly into pedestrian zones, parks, and corporate plazas. With a total weight of 84 kg, the unit offers excellent stability, ensuring long-term performance as a reliable element of street furniture.
Engineered for high-traffic environments, the Stilo recycling station is equipped with three individual internal containers, each offering a capacity of 69 liters, allowing for efficient waste segregation. The internal containers are constructed from galvanized steel, ensuring resistance to corrosion and facilitating easy maintenance. Clients can select the primary construction material based on specific project needs, with options available in high-quality carbon steel (S235JR) for a classic industrial finish or stainless steel (AISI 304) for enhanced resistance against environmental factors. The design prioritizes cleanliness and order, omitting an ashtray to maintain a streamlined appearance tailored to recycling-focused public zones.
Installation of this recycling bin is designed for permanence and security, utilizing a robust bolt-down mounting method to anchor the unit directly to the foundation. As a core component of the Stilo product line, this bin exemplifies the high standards of quality associated with professional urban furniture. Its modular nature allows it to integrate effectively with other elements of street architecture, providing a coherent visual language for urban designers and city planners. By combining durable materials with a thoughtful, ergonomic design, the Stilo recycling station serves as an essential, high-capacity solution for maintaining cleanliness in public spaces while promoting sustainable waste disposal practices.