When your waste stations sit in view of visitors, employees, and service teams, trash cans and waste receptacles become part of how your workplace handles an ordinary but revealing task: containing refuse without making the surrounding area feel neglected. A full bag, exposed liner, or damaged nearby furnishing can draw more attention than the disposal point itself. This push top receptacle gives you a steel construction option for locations where the waste station needs a clear, contained opening and a footprint you can evaluate against the room. Its black base, corner hooks, feet, and bumpers address the practical details your staff encounters during routine use, while the optional liner gives you a choice in how the receptacle is outfitted.
The product uses steel construction, and its black base includes corner hooks for attaching bag liners. The base also includes no-mar nylon feet and matching color vinyl bumpers; the bumpers help protect furniture. An optional rigid plastic liner gives you another way to outfit the receptacle for your waste-handling routine. The capacity and dimension listings provide separate specifications: the 36 gallon capacity is listed as 18-inch wide by 18-inch deep by 37 1/2-inch high, while the listed dimensions are 36-inch wide by 16-inch deep by 66-inch high. These measurements give you specific points of reference when reviewing the intended placement, clearance, and capacity requirements for your facility.
The specified finish detail is a black base, with matching color vinyl bumpers at the base and an optional rigid plastic liner for the receptacle. You can evaluate that configuration against reception areas, employee work zones, break areas, or other locations where refuse collection needs to be accounted for without leaving the liner attachment to chance. The corner hooks provide the attachment point for bag liners, while the no-mar nylon feet and vinyl bumpers address contact at the base. Review the listed dimensions for your planned location, select the liner configuration that fits your operating routine, and give your staff a clearly specified waste receptacle for daily use.