Is a world without waste possible?
In accordance with the idea of the circular economy and the Waste Act, conscious segregation and organization of separate collection of waste has become our duty.
Recycling is neither complicated nor effortful.
Collected paper, glass, plastic or metal, carefully separated from municipal waste with the use of modern solutions and accessories, become valuable raw materials.
A conscious, pro-ecological and economical attitude has the same advantages: it affects the limitation of the number of landfills and rational exploitation of natural resources, reducing air and water pollution, saving energy or reducing expenses. It is also a convenient and hygienic use of such a valuable storage zone at home.
Today, traditional buckets inserted into the sink cabinet are fading into oblivion in favor of a rainfall segregation system that provides quick access, trouble-free emptying and easy cleaning. Our Sortibox mini-container not only meets these requirements, but also gives you the possibility of current sorting. Well-designed, aesthetically made and capacious (35L), with a design created specifically for limited space, making it easy to combine segments into stable rows or posts.
Colored hinged flaps in the lids indicate the fractions of sorted impurities. When planning our segregation center, remember to collect waste that has the same properties and character.
Specification
- External dimensions: 392x293x620 mm (single basket)
- To stack on top of each other
- Ribbing for greater rigidity
- Color: Grey
Includes
- Set of baskets for segregation Sortibox 3x35L gray
- Original packaging
Features
- A set of three plastic bins for waste segregation will definitely facilitate this activity
- For better orientation, the basket covers are colored
- The capacity of one basket is 35 liters
- The right shape of the covers ensures stability when stacking
- Each package contains a set of colored stickers with markings to facilitate the sorting of waste
- Sortibox form and subdued colors fit into the current design trends, combining the need with functionality and minimalism