How nice to walk through the clean streets of the city! But, as you know, it's purely not where they clean it, but only where they do not litter. If there is a sufficient number of urns on the street, then the vast majority of rubbish still gets there, and not on lawns and sidewalks. And this, in turn, is very important for maintaining cleanliness, both in a large metropolis and in a small town.
Solve the issue of purity will help install street urns for garbage. We seldom think about such things, but the urns are different. Let's find out how they differ.
What are street litter bins?
Urns installed on the streets differ in terms of material of manufacture, quality, design, design and price.
The material of manufacture is usually metal, although today plastic is often used. Metal street urns for garbage, in contrast to plastic, are more durable and reliable. They have high operational loads, while remaining as simple as possible in maintenance. The best material is traditionally considered galvanized steel, painted with anti-corrosion paint.
But the ferroconcrete constructions are very rare today. This material has a very large weight, and if necessary empty such an urn without using garbage bags is problematic enough. An exception is a modern concrete street urn with a bucket for garbage. Such a product is more expensive than an iron or plastic urn, but it will last a lot longer, without losing its original appearance. These urns are ideally in harmony with other elements of the landscape, made of concrete (the base of the benches, the facades of buildings, etc.).
There are also elite varieties of street urns for garbage. These include, for example, granite urns. Their side parts are made of natural stone, and the frame itself is made of steel, galvanized and painted with a special powder paint. Some owners of country houses set before the entrance forged street urns for garbage of various sizes. Such a product will not only keep the adjacent territory clean, but also raise your prestige in the eyes of your neighbors.
Depending on the design distinguish these urns:
- urn in the form of a round or rectangular container suitable for the recycling of paper, ice cream, chocolate or cigarette wrappers, empty plastic or glass bottles, cans and other small household garbage;
- an urn-ashtray for cigarette butts and small debris is usually installed near the entrance to the office or store. Ashtrays are one- or two-sided, with or without perforation, of various shapes;
- portable and stationary. The latter can also be suspended or mounted on pedestal legs;
- and, of course, street urns come in different volumes (from 19 to 120 liters). The most popular volume is 35-40 liters (the capacity of a standard bin). Such an urn can be placed near the doors of an office, a shop, a hairdresser, a cafe, etc. But for busy streets, large shopping centers or public transport stops, much more will be required.
Many models of modern street garbage cans are equipped with anti-war and antivandal mounts. And some manufacturers make urns with the possibility of placing advertisements on them.
Urns installed on the streets of the city, perform not only a practical function. The aesthetic component is no less important, because the urns are part of the landscape design of the street or the local area. Therefore, today they are performed in a modern attractive design, have a comfortable design and a wide color palette.
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