Litterbins
There truly is nothing more unsightly and bothersome than litter. Even the most peaceful parks and stylish urban attractions can be ruined by the sight of rubbish; making the need for litterbins a complete necessity. But just because a litterbin is a practical requirement for any outdoor area doesn’t mean that they can’t add style and character too.
Avo by LAB23
Avo
Designer: Studiorange
The outer part of the AVO bin is made in steel of 20/10 thickness, the inner container
Babel by LAB23
Babel
Designer: GIBILLERO Design
Thank to the perforated basket, Babel is useful for “sensitive areas”. 4 galvanized lacquered steel portal legs
Baby Herman by LAB23
Baby Herman
Designer: GIBILLERO Design
Baby Herman is composed by a steel panel with a thickness of 2 mm. This
Bermuda 80 by FinBin
Bermuda 80 by FinBin
Designer: Yrjö Ojanen, 2008
The Finbin® Bermuda 80 belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series and
Bermuda Double by FinBin
Bermuda Double
Designer: Yrjö Ojanen, 2008
The Finbin® Bermuda Double belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series and is
Bermuda Jumbo by FinBin
Bermuda Jumbo
Designer: Yrjö Ojanen, 2008
The Finbin® Bermuda Jumbo belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series and is part of
Bermuda Triple by FinBin
Bermuda Triple
Designer: Yrjö Ojanen, 2008
The Finbin® Bermuda Triple belongs to the
Bermuda Vista Triple by FinBin
Bermuda Vista Triple
Designer: Yrjö Ojanen, 2008
The Finbin® Bermuda Vista Triple belongs to the Finbin® Litter
Bermuda Quad by FinBin
Bermuda Quad
Designer: Yrjö Ojanen, 2008
The Finbin® Bermuda Quad belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series
Bina by Urbidermis Santa & Cole
Bina
Harsh weather resistant litter bin.
Designer: Gonzalo Milá, Martina Zink, 2004
Bud by LAB23
Bud
Designer: GIBILLERO Design
Bud is a basket for separate waste collection, is circular in shape and has 4 compartments,
City 30 by FinBin
City 30
Designer: Hannu Kähönen, 1991
The Finbin® City 30 belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series and is
City 60 by FinBin
City 60
Designer: Hannu Kähönen, 1991
The Finbin® City 60 belongs to the Finbin®
City Doggy 60 by FinBin
City Doggy 60
The Finbin® City 60 Doggy belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series and is
City 100 by FinBin
City 100
The Finbin® City 100 belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series and
City 140 by FinBin
City 140
The Finbin® City 140 belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series and is part
City Castle 140 by FinBin
City Castle 140
Designer: Yrjö Ojanen
The Finbin® City Castle 140 belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series and is
CityPack by FinBin
City Pack
Designer: Yrjö Ojanen, 2016
City Pack belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series and has been designed
City Solar by FinBin
City Solar
Designer: Yrjö Ojanen, 2016
City Solar is a next-generation compacting smart bin designed for the collection
Cekta Bin by LAB23
Cekta Bin
Designer: Stéphane Chapelet
The Cekta Bin is made in steel sheet. The structure is made in steel sheet of 15/10
Churchill by LAB23
Churchill
Designer: GIBILLERO Design
Churchill is a triangular basket for the separate collection. The main structure is formed by
Coral Bin by LAB23
Coral Bin
The outer part of the CORAL bin is made in steel of 15/10 thickness and is
Crossed Bin by LAB23
Crossed Bin
Designer: Stéphane Chapelet
The outer part of the CROSSED BIN is made in steel sheet of 20/10 thickness. It
Crossed Hyper Bin by LAB23
Crossed Hyper Bin
Designer: Stéphane Chapelet
Fiber-reinforced composite material made of a polyester resin and marble powder particularly resistant to wear and
Easy by LAB23
Easy
Designer: Roberto Semprini
The outer part of the EASY bin is made in steel of 15/10 thickness. The inner
Edge by FinBin
Edge litter bin
Designer: Henri Sydänheimo, 2014
The Finbin® Edge litter bin belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series and is
Eight Bin Steel by LAB23
Eight Bin Steel
Designer: Studiorange
EIGHT GROUND FLOORThe load-bearing structure of the EIGHT BIN is made in steel of 50/10
Eight Bin Wood by LAB23
Eight Bin Wood
Designer: Eight Bin Wood
EIGHT (Ground fixture):
The load-bearing structure of the EIGHT BIN WOOD is made in steel of
Ellipse 60 by FinBin
Ellipse 60
Designer: Max Bruun, 2005
The Finbin® Ellipse 60 belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series and
Ellipse 100 by FinBin
Ellipse 100
Designer: Max Bruun, 2005
The Finbin® Ellipse 100 belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series
Esse-o by LAB23
Esse-o
Designer: GIBILLERO Design
Esse-o is a modular basket useful to separate waste, made of galvanized and painted steel, created through
Fluxus Bin by LAB23
Fluxus Bin
Designer: Arch. Roberto Semprini
The load-bearing structure of the bin is made in steel sheet of 30/10 thickness.
Fontana by Urbidermis Santa & Cole
Fontana
Cast Aluminium Litter Bin
Designer: Antoni Arola 2001
Gibillero by LAB23
Gibillero
Designer: GIBILLERO Design
Gibillero is a practical and modular waste separation system, designed for shared spaces, both indoor and outdoor.
Grate Ashtray by FinBin
Grate Ashtray
Designer: Tiina-Liisa Aalto
The Grate ashtray belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series. It is a free-standing
Jake & Elwood by LAB23
Jake & Elwood
Designer: GIBILLERO Design
Jake & Elwood are two baskets, square one, the other circular, for waste collection.
Starting from two
Liberty by LAB23
Liberty
The LIBERTY bin is made of 24 bands in steel with section 50x3mm and calendered on the central part
Maya by Urbidermis Santa & Cole
Maya
Outdoor litterbin
Designer: Antoni Rosselló, 2002
Minillero by LAB23
Minillero
Designer: GIBILLERO Design
Minillero is a useful basket for separate waste collection, divided into 4 compartments with 4 more
Mokino by LAB23
Mokino
Designer: GIBILLERO Design
Mokino is a bin that incorporates the design of MOKO bench. It is characterized by the
Novus 50 by FinBin
Novus 50
Designer: Yrjö Ojanen, 2014
The Finbin® Novus 50 belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin
Novus 80 by FinBin
Novus 80
Designer: Yrjö Ojanen, 2014
The Finbin® Novus 80 belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series and
Novus 120 by FinBin
Novus 120
Designer: Yrjö Ojanen, 2014
The Finbin® Novus 120 belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series and
Novus 200 by FinBin
Novus 200
Designer: Yrjö Ojanen, 2014
The Finbin® Novus 200 belongs to the Finbin® Litter
Pure Bin by LAB23
Pure Bin
Designer: Stéphane Chapelet
The PURE bin is made in steel sheet. The cover and the load-bearing structure
Rambla by Urbidermis Santa & Cole
Rambla
Small outdoor litter bin.
Designer: Guillermo Bertólez, 1993
Sea Life Bin by LAB23
Sea Life Bin
Designer: Stéphane Chapelet
Smith Bin by LAB23
Smith Bin
Designer: GIBILLERO Design
This basket has a big capacity and it is the result of the mix between 2
Stile by LAB23
Stile
The outer part of the STILE bin is characterized by an engraving of curved figures with variable height and
Stile Duo by LAB23
Stile Duo
The outer part of the STILE DUO bin is characterized by an engraving of curved figures with
Unique 100 by FinBin
Unique 100
The Finbin® Unique 100 belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series and is part of
Unique 140 by FinBin
Unique 140
The Finbin® Unique 140 belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series and is part of the
Vogue by LAB23
Vogue
The load-bearing structure of the VOGUE bin is made in steel sheet of 30/10 thickness, on which 2
Wave 1 by FinBin
Wave 1 by FinBin
Designer: Henri Sydänheimo, 2013
The Finbin® Wave 1 belongs to the Finbin® Litter
Wave 2 by FinBin
Wave 2
Designer: Henri Sydänheimo, 2013
The Finbin® Wave 2 belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin
Wave 3 by FinBin
Wave 3
Designer:Henri Sydänheimo, 2013
The Finbin® Wave 3 belongs to the Finbin® Litter Bin Series
Wood Bin by LAB23
Wood Bin
This bin is made in wood and steel and is characterized by a clean design that
Litterbins often conjure up images in the mind of unattractive, bulky bins which stick out like a sore thumb and can ruin the overall aesthetics of even the most picturesque urban area. Designers across the world are waking up to the idea that contemporary design and modern materials can truly transform the humble litterbin in to an attraction addition to any urban or park utility.
Contemporary concepts
Keeping our environment clean has never been more of a hot topic and being environmentally friendly never higher on the agenda. With this in mind, practical yet stylish refuse solutions are coming to the foreground of urban and park utility planning. Ergonomic, sleek litterbin designs add fluidity to any urban landscape, whereas practical large refuse bins offer large parks freedom from litter and clutter. The Rodes is one such litterbin with a large capacity and its sturdy design; this bin would not look out of place in any affluent are such as a large town square, park or open urban landscape.
The ergonomically designs of litterbin models such as the Fontana and Rambla offer space saving style with their unusual elliptical shapes. The sleek looks of these models add fluidity to urban utilities without compromising on capacity or quality. No longer do litterbins have to be cumbersome lumps of metal blocking up pavements with these eclectic styles ready to revamp the way we see refuse collection.
The designers of the Cylindre and Maya models show us that how the materials used in the conception of the litterbin can influence the final appearance and style. By using both opaque and transparent elements, the Maya litterbin offers a light and elegant appearance which blends into any urban environment. In contrast, the Cylindre uses un-treated urban materials, such as concrete, in its British neo-Brutalism design. This litterbin stands out with its new-age feel and would be at home in any modern landscape.
The abundance of new materials not only lends themselves to clever aesthetics but in the case of the Bina, they also help to improve the longevity of the product. The Bina is made from salt and sand resistant materials; making it the perfect refuse solution for any beach, harbour or sea front. Clever designs allow this litterbin to be installed on either hard ground or even embedded on sandy beaches and the overall soft edged appearance is suited perfectly to the calmness of the sea.
While litterbins are a practical solution to waste and refuse collection, they do not need to be overlooked on the design front. The right design and material selection can ensure that litterbins can not only complement the environment they are in but also be transformed into an added attraction.