Recycling Bins

A three-compartment recycling station in one unit: one side stands on adjustable feet and the other ..
A stainless steel recycling bin with strongly rounded corners, 2, 3 or 4 containers and a choice of ..
The most compact ETNA III recycling bin – only 600 mm wide, with 30 l galvanised sheet metal buckets..
A medium-sized ETNA III recycling bin – 900 mm wide, with 40 l containers and a colour from the RAL ..
A large ETNA III recycling bin with 80 l compartments – for outdoor spaces that generate a lot of wa..
The largest recycling bin in the ETNA III series – 120 l in each compartment for locations with the ..
Recycling Bins

Recycling not just at home, but outdoors too

An outdoor recycling bin lets passers-by separate paper, plastic or glass from mixed waste straight away. These models have several separate compartments with colour-coded labels or signs, so sorting is clear even for someone in a hurry.

How they differ from ordinary bins

  • Several compartments in one body – usually 3 fractions, each with its own opening.
  • Different capacities – 30, 40, 80 and 120 l models, depending on how many people pass by.
  • Sturdy construction – steel with protective coatings, fixed to the base.

Where to place them

In parks, on school and university grounds, near offices, stations, shopping centres and at event venues. When choosing colour coding, follow the system set by your municipality's waste management operator. For collecting larger volumes, browse our household waste containers.

How many compartments does a recycling bin have?

The recycling bins we offer have three separate containers in one body. This way, for example, paper, packaging and mixed waste can be collected in one place. When all the compartments stand together, people make fewer mistakes and are less likely to put waste in the wrong one.

What capacity recycling bin should I choose?

The ETNA III series is made with 30, 40, 80 and 120 l containers. Smaller ones suit corridors and small institutions where space is limited, while larger ones suit parks, stations and shopping centres where waste builds up quickly. Choose according to footfall and how often the bin will be emptied.

How should waste fractions be labelled?

The most convenient way to label the compartments is with stickers bearing text or pictograms – these are easier for children and visitors to understand. The most commonly used colour system is: yellow – packaging, blue – paper, green – glass. As requirements may differ between municipalities, agree the labelling with your waste management operator.

Is the recycling bin suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, ETNA III waste bins are made of galvanised and powder-coated steel or stainless steel, so they are also suitable for outdoor conditions. Outdoors it is recommended to fix them to the base. Model 77-62 with wheels and plastic inserts is intended more for indoor spaces – offices, lobbies or dining areas.

How are the containers emptied?

The containers are kept behind lockable doors or under a lockable lid, so only service staff can reach them. Once the doors are opened, the galvanised sheet buckets are removed and emptied separately, so the fractions do not mix. Leave enough free space in front of the bin for the doors to open.

Can I choose the colour of the waste bin?

Most ETNA III models can be painted in the RAL palette or ordered in stainless steel. This makes it easy to match the recycling station to the interior, other street furniture or the company style. You will find the colours available for a particular model in the product description.

Do you deliver and install recycling bins?

Yes, we deliver and install throughout Lithuania – contact us on +370 652 32015, info@viskasmiestui.lt. Waste bins placed outdoors are fixed to the base.

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