STEEL CONTAINERS · EDMAROM
Containers for separate waste collection
Separate collection starts with materials and operation. Compare access, covers and compartments; location and operating conditions need project-specific checks.
Documented example: separate waste collection
A 23 m³ usable-volume container divided into four compartments for paper, plastic, cans and glass. Each compartment has its own door; this is an example, not a universal configuration.
Volume is not payload. Compatibility and available load must be checked for the vehicle, lifting system, container and material.
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- Materials that must remain separate.
- Expected share of each stream and collection frequency.
- Loading access and emptying of each compartment.
What matters
Compartments follow the collected waste streams and their separate emptying. EDMAROM’s 23 m³ usable example has four compartments for paper, plastic, cans and glass, each with a tipping door and side release.
Related guides
Sources checked on 24 October 2026. EDMAROM. Dimensions and compatibility are confirmed in the accepted design before manufacture.
Frequently asked questions
Must the compartments be equal?
The configuration follows the materials and emptying method. The 23 m³ example illustrates a completed solution, not a fixed division for every project.