Milano Litter Bin

The Milano litter bin is a contemporary multi‑stream recycling solution designed for controlled waste separation in public spaces and supplied in the UK through 3iS Transport. Formed from a welded steel sheet structure with a distinctive three‑aperture aluminium lid, Milano supports clear user behaviour and organised recycling. Three integrated 60‑litre internal liners provide dedicated capacity for separated waste streams. Ideal for indoor public realm environments where visual clarity and structured waste management are required.

Designed and and specified in the UK through 3iS Transport, the Milano litter bin has been developed as a purpose‑driven recycling unit for contemporary public interiors. Its linear, architectural form and clearly defined three‑hole lid support intuitive waste separation, helping end users correctly identify disposal points while maintaining a clean, professional appearance. This configuration makes Milano particularly suitable for applications where recycling compliance and visual order are essential. All metal components are galvanised and finished with a thermosetting polyester powder coating, delivering long‑term resistance to wear, corrosion and everyday use. All fixings are produced in AISI 304 stainless steel, contributing to durability and reduced maintenance requirements. The lid and external mantle are supplied with dedicated adhesive graphics that clearly identify waste types through colour and iconography, supporting clear user guidance and effective recycling behaviour. Milano is designed as a free‑standing unit with adjustable feet for accurate levelling, making it suitable for placement on finished internal floors without invasive fixing methods. Its stable footprint and refined detailing allow it to integrate seamlessly into indoor public environments such as transport concourses, civic buildings, educational facilities and commercial interiors. As part of 3iS Transport's design‑led waste management portfolio, the Milano recycling litter bin can be confidently specified by architects, interior designers, local authorities and facilities managers seeking a robust, visually coordinated solution for structured waste separation in indoor public spaces.