SKU: FG397100DWOOD
High volume refuse collection and smoking management for indoor and outdoor areas, including building entrances, lobbies and malls
The Rubbermaid Commercial Landmark Series® Trash Can Frame and Liner has a square, injection-molded, polycarbonate garbage can frame with a dome top and a rigid trash liner suitable for stadiums, parks, shopping malls, and other high-traffic areas (side panels sold separately). The polycarbonate material resists scratches, impacts, and certain chemicals. This trash can has openings on all four sides for convenient garbage disposal. The hinged trash bin top flips open for emptying. An ultraviolet (UV) stabilizer minimizes fading and discoloring.
Features and Benefits:
| U.S. | Metric | |
|---|---|---|
| Product Length | 26.00 in | 66.04 cm |
| Product Width | 26.00 in | 66.04 cm |
| Product Height | 30.50 in | 77.47 cm |
| Product Weight | 43.40 lb | 19.69 kg |
| Upc | 00086876013351 | |
| Case Pack Length | 26.50 in | 67.31 cm |
| Case Pack Width | 26.50 in | 67.31 cm |
| Case Pack Height | 32.75 in | 83.19 cm |
| Case Pack Weight | 39.20 lb | 17.78 kg |
| Case Pack Quantity | 1 | |
| Ucc | 00086876013351 | |
| Packaging Length | 26.00 in | 66.04 cm |
| Packaging Width | 26.00 in | 66.04 cm |
| Packaging Height | 30.50 in | 77.47 cm |
| Capacity | 35.00 gal | |
| Color | Dark Wood | |
| Material Type | Resin | |
| Country of Origin | USA |
3-Year Limited Warranty
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Rubbermaid Commercial Products refuse containers need to comply with the ADA regulations; as long as "access openings" for containers are below 48", containers are compliant to ADA regulations.
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