Product code: 218
One of the lightest concrete waste bins – 130 kg, so it is simpler to deliver and reposition; the round body tapers from 520 to 450 mm.
A forklift cannot always reach the spot where a waste bin is to stand – in courtyards, inner yards or on terraces you often have to make do with smaller machinery. Model 218 weighs 130 kg, so it is easier to deliver and move than 200–300 kg models. The diameter of the round body tapers from 520 mm at the bottom to 450 mm at the top, and the 2–8 mm stone chip finish gives it the look of natural stone.
| Dimensions (diameter × height) | Ø 520 mm at the bottom / Ø 450 mm at the top × 620 mm |
| Weight | 130 kg |
| Capacity with insert (bucket) | 40 l |
| Material | rapid-setting concrete, dyed 0–2 mm sand |
| Finish | stone chips, 2–8 mm fraction |
| Insert | galvanised sheet steel bucket with ashtray |
| Standard | PN-EN 206+A1:2016-12, concrete class C40 or higher |
Inner courtyards, café terraces, private gardens, country homesteads, small squares and places where access for heavy machinery is limited. The lower weight is also handy when the waste bin needs to be moved to another spot for the season.
Although a 130 kg waste bin is still stable, in a windy open location or on a slope it is worth choosing a heavier model, such as 124. And if you are looking for a bin of similar weight but taller, see 146.
Usually not. Concrete waste bins weigh more than a hundred kilograms, so neither wind nor passers-by can move them. A level, firm base is enough – paving blocks, concrete or compacted gravel. You will find the exact weight of each model in the product's technical data.
Waste falls into a removable galvanised sheet bucket or insert. You pull it out, empty it and put it back, without having to lift the concrete body itself. Models with a lockable roof or door are opened with a key, so unauthorised people cannot reach the bucket.
The capacity depends on how many people pass by and how often the bin is emptied. We offer models from compact ones suitable for a courtyard or terrace to large bins for squares and event venues. Product descriptions often state the capacity both with and without the bucket – calculate based on the one you will use.
A stone chip finish gives a natural stone texture, shows less dirt and goes well with paving blocks and granite. Smooth architectural concrete looks more understated and suits modern buildings and squares with smooth concrete benches. Choose according to the surrounding surfacing and other street furniture elements.
Yes, for many models you can choose a stone chip finish in different shades so that the waste bin matches the paving or façade. The metal roof is powder-coated, for some models in the RAL palette. Check the available shades when ordering.
A roof is useful in open areas: rain and snow do not get into the bucket, so waste does not get wet and smells less. An ashtray is useful near entrances, bus stops and smoking areas – cigarette butts do not end up scattered around. A lockable roof additionally protects the contents where the site is unsupervised at night.
Concrete needs no painting – it is enough to wash the surface occasionally with water and a brush. Wash the bucket regularly, especially in the warm season, to prevent odours. In winter, make sure water does not collect inside the bin.
Yes, we deliver and install throughout Lithuania – contact us on +370 652 32015, info@viskasmiestui.lt. Due to their heavy weight, concrete products are delivered and unloaded with lifting equipment, so plan access to the installation site in advance.
