Trash tulip

The Rossignol range.

The Rossignol tulip basket range is available in two sizes: 35 liters and 70 liters.
We also offer a choice of 5 colours, to which can be added the possibility of manufacturing with a specific RAL from a few pieces.
The fixing can be done by wall mounting or on a post for the 30 litre range
For the 60 litre range it can be fixed to the ground or simply placed.
The 60 litre range has an optional 40 litre galvanised inner bucket, part number 58061.
These technical characteristics guarantee its durability in the face of bad weather, climatic variations and intensive use in high-traffic areas.

Here are some tips for installing a tulip basket.

Properly installing a tulip bin is a crucial step in ensuring its stability, durability, and efficiency in waste collection. Several mounting methods are possible, each with specific advantages depending on the context of use and the nature of the soil.

Anchoring the bin to the ground is the most robust and durable solution. This method requires the construction of a concrete base in which the bin's feet are anchored. To install it, a cavity about 30 cm deep must be dug, the bin must be positioned perfectly level , and the concrete poured around the anchor points. After a drying time of about 48 hours, the bin will have optimal stability, effectively resisting attempts at unauthorized movement and adverse weather conditions.

Installation on finished floor

For installations on already prepared floors (paving, concrete, asphalt), fixing with dowels or screws is a practical alternative. The tulip basket generally has three fixing points at its base, requiring screws with a diameter of 16 mm (not supplied in most cases).

This method has the advantage of not significantly damaging the existing coating and allows for possible dismantling if repositioning proves necessary.
Some tulip bin models can also be simply placed on the ground without permanent fixing. This option, particularly suitable for temporary installations or spaces requiring frequent rearrangement, is however less recommended for areas exposed to strong winds or prone to vandalism. The significant weight of the structure (around 20 kg for a standard model) nevertheless ensures relative stability.

The installation of tulip-shaped recycling bins requires special attention to the orientation of the compartments. It is recommended to position these devices so that the different openings are easily identifiable by users, ideally facing the flow of
pedestrian traffic. Adding additional signage (stickers or explanatory panels) may be a good idea to optimize sorting efficiency.
For installations near the sea or in particularly aggressive environments, it is advisable to reinforce the protection of the fixing points with specific anti-corrosion products. This additional precaution will significantly extend the lifespan of the metal elements in contact with the ground, which are often more vulnerable to chemical attack and humidity.