The Simple 03.061.1 waste bin with ashtray is a sophisticated solution for modern urban furniture needs, designed to blend seamless functionality with a minimalist aesthetic. This high-capacity trash bin is engineered for high-traffic environments, providing a clean and efficient waste management system that complements diverse architectural settings. Measuring 39 1/4 inches in height with a width and depth of 11 3/4 inches, the unit features a compact footprint, making it an ideal addition to pedestrian zones, commercial plazas, and public squares where efficient use of space is paramount. The inclusion of an integrated ashtray adds to its versatility, ensuring that waste disposal remains organized and litter-free.
Constructed with durability at the forefront, this piece of street furniture is available in robust carbon steel (S235JR) or high-grade stainless steel (AISI 304) to suit varying environmental conditions and aesthetic requirements. The main structure is paired with a heavy-duty stainless steel container and a practical galvanized sheet metal insert, ensuring longevity and ease of maintenance. With a total garbage capacity of 8 gallons and an auxiliary ashtray capacity of 1/2 gallon, the unit is built to withstand intensive daily use while maintaining its structural integrity. The 126-pound weight provides exceptional stability, preventing movement in high-wind areas or densely populated public spaces.
Installation is streamlined through a secure screw-mounting method, allowing the bin to be anchored firmly to any level surface, which is a critical design feature for reliable urban infrastructure. As part of the Simple product line, the waste bin embodies the principles of modern street furniture design—balancing raw material strength with a clean, unobtrusive silhouette. Whether placed in front of corporate offices, shopping centers, or municipal parks, this waste bin offers a professional and tidy appearance, effectively managing waste and cigarette ash in a single, cohesive unit that satisfies the rigorous demands of contemporary urban landscape planning.