It was the year 2020. The hot summer and a year in one's own garden, without social contacts, the pandemic showed its impact unfiltered. Because activities in restaurants, bars, cinemas, or other cultural institutions were generally restricted, people were glad to be able to retreat alone, with their partner, or with the whole family to their own piece of green.
Online shopping increased, with daily delivery also the packaging waste, at the same time more waste was generally produced that had to be disposed of at home. No problem – because the trash bins are there anyway and waited to be filled. Organic, residual waste, as well as the paper bin. Additionally, there is also the occasional yellow sack.
We don’t really like it, and the longer we look at it, the more we realize: something must be done. As already mentioned in the last blog post (Blog post on mindfulness), it is mindfulness, the conscious experience and perception of the current moment. And with everything that belongs to it: thoughts, bodily processes, emotions, sensory impressions – simply everything that happens around you and falls into your perception, which makes us recognize this.
The whole garden design is pointless if dirty, ugly, and unsightly trash bins spoil the private garden, the little green space you can call your own.
The decision to build something on your own quickly falls: some squared timber, boards, screws, and glaze, that must be enough? Sure, it is enough, but in 2020 materials were not sold out like in 2022, it was simply the hardware store closed. There was no access to building materials for the end consumer.
Now another solution had to be found. The internet search on the topic of trash bin boxes started quickly: metal, wood, rattan, PVC, everything the heart desires is offered here and the price range varies.
One thing is clear, we want to “hide” trash bins in it, disguise them, and it is sufficient if the whole thing looks good, is functional, and does not create additional work for us in the form of annual refinishing with sandpaper, priming, and painting. The logical choice goes towards metal, ideally corrosion-resistant, meaning galvanized, powder-coated, and still lightweight. Visually appealing in any RAL color, the decision is quickly made.
It has to be a BIO Stefan trash bin box.
Why this one and no other?
RAL7016 as the standard color tone fits perfectly into almost any situation in 2020 as well as 2022. The lid on top allows easy disposal of daily household waste. The chains with carabiners elegantly open the trash bin lid synchronously with the lid of the trash bin box. The front door closes with the help of magnets after rolling out the trash bin for weekly emptying.
Conclusion: BIO Stefan trash bin boxes made of metal are elegant, aesthetic, corrosion-resistant, and robust, and there is something for every budget. Simply perfect 😊
BIO Stefan wishes everyone a wonderful Tuesday!!
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Friendly strong greetings from the steel city from the BIO Stefan team.
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