Sortibox Set of 4x25L Gray Waste Sorting Bins ISWB25S4

Is a world without waste possible?
According to the circular economy idea and the waste law, conscious segregation and organization of selective waste collection has become our duty.
Recycling is neither complicated nor requires effort.
Collected paper, glass, plastic, or metal, wisely separated from municipal waste using modern solutions and accessories, become valuable raw materials.
A conscious, pro-ecological, and economical attitude has many advantages: it helps limit landfill amounts and rational exploitation of natural resources, reduces air and water pollution, saves energy, and lowers expenses. It also provides convenient and hygienic use of such a valuable home storage zone.

Today, traditional buckets placed in the sink cabinet are becoming obsolete in favor of a waste segregation system that ensures quick access, hassle-free emptying, and easy cleaning. Our mini-container Sortibox not only meets these requirements but also allows ongoing sorting. Well-designed, aesthetically made, and spacious (25L), with a construction specially created for limited space, facilitating the arrangement of segments into stable rows or columns.
Colorful flip lids on the covers indicate the fractions of sorted waste. When planning our segregation center, remember to collect waste with similar properties and characteristics.

Specification
– External dimensions: 402x240x377 mm (single bin)
– Stackable
– Embossing for greater rigidity
– Color: gray

Set includes
– Sortibox set of 4x25L gray waste sorting bins ISWB25S4
– Original packaging

Features
– A set of four plastic waste sorting bins that significantly facilitate this task
– Capacity of one bin is 25 liters
– Colorful flip lids on covers indicate fractions of sorted waste
– Handles for easy carrying and emptying
– Each package contains a set of colorful stickers with markings to facilitate waste sorting
– Sortibox, with its form and subdued color scheme, fits current design trends combining need with functionality and minimalism