As the day progresses, your shared spaces accumulate the evidence of every coffee, lunch, and meeting, making a 38-gallon waste receptacle part of how visitors and employees experience your workplace. Waste is ordinary, but a visible bag, moisture damage, or debris scattered around a collection point turns an ordinary task into a signal that nobody is watching the details. This receptacle uses a concave top opening to collect debris, while its bag retainer ring holds the bag in place and hides it from view. That gives you a waste station for daily disposal without making the bag the first thing people notice.
High-density polyethylene is listed as the receptacle material, and built-in UV inhibitors are included in its specification. The base and lid are chrome painted, keeping those finish details specific to the components named. Overall dimensions measure 36-inch high by 20-inch wide by 20-inch deep, so you can check the footprint and vertical clearance against the intended location. The listed capacity is 38 gallons. The concave top opening is shaped for debris collection, while the bag retainer ring both holds the bag in place and hides it. High-density polyethylene is moisture- and impact-resistant, with the built-in UV inhibitors supporting the specified material.
Your selection process can stay focused on the measurements and finish details that affect placement and daily use. The chrome-painted base and lid give you a clear finish reference when coordinating the receptacle with nearby furnishings, while the high-density polyethylene construction and 38-gallon capacity establish the listed specification. Check the 20-inch width, 20-inch depth, and 36-inch height against the location you have in mind; these are the overall dimensions, not a separate work surface measurement. The concave opening and bag retainer ring keep disposal functions together at the top of the unit, so your team can place waste where it is generated while keeping the bag out of view. For an office manager or facility director, those concrete details let you compare capacity, clearance, material, and appearance before committing to a location.