recycling at cal bin design choices
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Presentation http://tgif.berkeley.edu/index.php/funded-projects/grant-cycle/2009-projects/59-recycling-at-calTRANSCRIPT
Design CriteriaClear identifiable labels
Weather protection (i.e. rain hats)
Front door access
Easy to open latch without use of awkward gestures
Liner NOT accessible from the top of the container
Liner capacity should not exceed 75 pounds
Potential for expansion of items collected (i.e. compost)
Integrate containers into landscape
Family A:Steel frame with steel slats
Black strip indicates where “recycling” or
“compost” or “trash” label would
be placed
Holes differ in size and shape to
indicate recycling, compost, etc.
Overall style may be rectangular or
circular
Utilizes common “Slim Jim” liners
Two doors open on front of bin
Family A:Steel frame with steel slats
Standard FinishUnfinished Metal allowing Metal to
Rust Naturally
Metal plate indicates where label would go
Square plate indicates where a
sticker of additional recycling/
composting guidelines would be
placed
Holes differ in size and shape to
indicate recycling, compost, etc.
Door Open
Family B:Steel frame with precast concrete panels
Black stripindicates where
text label “recycling” or “compost” or
“waste” would be placed
Metal frame unfinished so
metal is allowed to rust
Black square indicates where a
sticker of additional recycling/
composting guidelines would be
placed
Doors are made from precast
concrete panels
Family B:Steel frame with precast concrete panels
Each individual components front panel serves as a
door
Can be made in single form or combined to
create 3 or 4-bin design
Black square indicates where a
sticker of additional recycling/
composting guidelines would be
placed
Uses standard “Slim Jim” liner
Holes differ in size and shape to
indicate recycling, compost, etc.
Family C:Concrete frame with steel panel doors
Holes differ in size and shape to
indicate recycling, compost, etc.
Metal unfinished so metal is
allowed to rust
Metal plates are interchangeable
Utilizes common “Slim Jim” liner
Laser cut word art incorporated onto metal doors as description of
what can be recycled,
composted, etc.
Family Overviews
Family Name Framing Paneling Bin Styles
A Steel frame with steel slats
Steel Steel slats4-bin and
single
BSteel frame with precast concrete
panelsSteel Precast concrete
4-bin and single
C Concrete frame with steel panel doors
Reinforced Concrete
Steel panels with laser cut word art
descriptions4-bin
Family Overviews
Family Name Framing Paneling Bin Styles
A Steel frame with steel slats
Steel Steel slats4-bin and
single
Family Overviews
Family Name Framing Paneling Bin Styles
BSteel frame with precast concrete
panelsSteel Precast concrete
4-bin and single