Many cities globally require property and shop owners to place their garbage in handbins and put on the edge of city streets. Worse yet, many cities allow bagged garbage and bulk trash to be piled on the curb. Sanitation workers must touch thousands of waste containers, bags, and bulk garbage, creating

The EnviroBIN Metro is changing all that.  Because they are attractive, fit eliminate odors and can be dumped without any human interaction with garbage, progressive cities are placing the EnviroBIN Metro in strategic spots, where they are filled by shop owners and residents alike, and dumped easily using standard sanitation trucks.

On average, a single EnviroBIN Metro will hold the contents of 17 average handbins.  Subsurface bins, which fit into an underground sleeve, hold even more.

Absolutely.  EnviroBIN Metro provides an excellent collection point for all types of recycled goods, typically sorted by container.  Binova offers a variety of entry doors / access points / signage for different recycling materials, including aluminum, plastics, glass, and cardboard.  All can be emptied using standard fork dumpster trucks.

No, they do not. Enclosures are a health and crime hazard, and many cities are specifically approving the use of Binova waste containment systems without enclosures.  This eliminates a huge additional cost, typically $18,000-40,000, depending on building codes.  

All EnviroBIN Metro containers are emptied with a standard front-load dumpster truck. Container lids automatically release as dumpster is emptied, and relocks when EnviroBIN Metro is set back down.