Yes—we do. Our urban trash bins are built with two clearly separated streams: one for compostable material and one for general waste. You can choose from freestanding street bins, park stations, or compact sidewalk units, with color-coded lids, simple icons, and clear “Compost” and “General Waste” labels so people can sort quickly without guessing. The compost side is ventilated and lined to help manage moisture and odors, while the general waste side is sealed to keep litter contained. We also offer lockable service doors, removable liners, and durable powder-coated steel or recycled plastic finishes that hold up in busy public spaces. If you need help matching local municipal sorting rules or adding your city’s branding, we can customize labels, openings, and sizes. So yes—if you’re looking for urban bins that separate compost from general waste, we have practical options for streets, parks, campuses, and transit stops.
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