When smoking materials are used near your entrance, lobby, or employee break area, your facility needs a trash can identified for ash and waste. You can use this ash urn as a clear place to direct those materials instead of leaving the decision to each visitor or employee. That distinction matters when you manage shared spaces where ordinary refuse and smoking-related waste can appear together. It also helps you set a consistent expectation for what belongs in this receptacle and where it should be emptied. This ash urn is listed as a trash can and waste receptacle for that focused use.
The body is steel with heavy-gauge construction, according to the product facts. The sand urn is made from anodized aluminum, and sand is not included. Finished dimensions are 10-inch diameter by 20-inch high. These measurements let you check the available footprint and vertical clearance at the location you are considering, whether that location is beside an entrance, within a break area, or near another point where smoking-related waste is collected.
For your purchasing review, the configuration is described by two material details and one stated size: a heavy-gauge steel body, an anodized aluminum sand urn, and 10-inch diameter by 20-inch high finished dimensions. Sand is not included, so you can account for that separate purchasing need rather than treating it as part of the listed receptacle. Place it where your team has identified a need to collect ash and ordinary waste, and use the dimensions to verify that the selected location can accommodate it. If you are documenting furnishings by area, record this as an ash urn within the trash cans and waste receptacles category, with the material and size facts available for your facilities file.
Ships fully assembled.