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Public space waste bins Sorta 60–90 l

Public space waste bin. Laminated birch plywood waste bin beside a bookshelf in a lobby.

Public space waste bins Sorta for lobbies, corridors and waiting areas

Public space waste bins Sorta collect one selectable waste fraction in one bin. The range includes brown and white 60 and 90 litre models for lobbies, corridors, waiting areas, the vicinity of entrances and other public indoor spaces.

Planning starts from the waste fraction to be collected, the actual waste accumulation at the place of use and the agreed emptying method. This guide helps you determine the waste type, the volume, the location, the lid, the markings and the maintenance order before choosing an individual Sorta model.

Public space waste bins Sorta for collecting a single waste fraction

One waste fraction is determined for each waste bin, corresponding to the property’s own collection system. Eight waste fractions can be chosen: mixed waste, plastic packaging, biowaste, paper and cardboard, deposit packaging, glass packaging, metal and energy waste.

Several single-fraction Sorta waste bins can be placed side by side. Each bin then keeps its own waste name, colour and pictogram. Waste names or identifiers that conflict with each other are not added to one waste bin.

Public space waste bins Sorta in 60 and 90 litre volumes

The Sorta 60 l model has one 60 litre inner bin and a 75 litre waste sack for it. The Sorta 90 l model has one 90 litre inner bin and a 100 litre waste sack for it. Both volumes are available in brown and white.

The volume is chosen on the basis of the number of visitors, the actual accumulation of the chosen waste fraction, the space available and the agreed emptying rhythm. A lobby, a corridor or a waiting area is not automatically tied to one size class. The dimensioning is checked during use on the basis of actual filling.

Public space waste bins Sorta are placed according to the passageway and the signs

The waste bin is placed close to the place where the chosen waste fraction is usually generated and where the marking of the bin is visible to the visitor. In a public space the placement must not narrow the passage or the exit route, cover signs or prevent the use of doors, furniture and accessible passage.

Space is left around the bin for using the lid, changing the waste sack and maintaining the surfaces. A maintenance route is determined for the waste bin of a lobby, a corridor or a waiting area, along which the bin can be serviced when needed without it being left in the visitors’ passageway.

Public space waste bins Sorta according to the lid, the marking and the waste sack

The lid is chosen with a waste opening or without an opening according to the waste type to be collected. The sorting instruction is placed, according to the choice, on top of the lid or under the lid, and the language of the instruction is chosen according to the place of use.

The size of the waste sack is determined by the inner bin: a 75 litre sack for the 60 litre model and a 100 litre sack for the 90 litre model. The number of spare sacks and the responsibility for replenishment are determined as part of the property’s own maintenance plan. Sorta products are delivered fully assembled and packed. The first correctly sized waste sack is included, so the product does not require assembly at the site. A damaged part can be replaced without renewing the whole product.

Public space waste bins from the Sorta range

Once the waste fraction, the volume, the colour, the lid, the place of the marking, the waste sack and the maintenance route have been defined, the next step is choosing a suitable model. In the Waste bins Sorta for public spaces category you can compare brown and white 60 and 90 litre models, prices and product information.