That's a great and very practical question! For this specific model of urban trash can, the answer is that minimal assembly is typically required. It does not come fully put together in one single piece, but the setup process is straightforward and designed for quick installation in public spaces.
Most units are delivered partially assembled to prevent damage during shipping. You can expect the main body or barrel to be one piece. The common assembly steps usually involve attaching the durable, often galvanized steel, inner liner or bucket, securing the hinged lid or top aperture, and mounting it onto a fixed base or anchor points if provided. All necessary hardware (bolts, wrench) is included in the package.
The entire process usually takes one person 15-30 minutes with basic tools. The key advantage is that this modular design allows for easier transportation and replacement of individual parts if needed. For large municipal orders, vendors often offer professional on-site assembly services. So, while you'll need to do a quick setup, you won't need extensive mechanical skills or a full toolbox to get it ready for use on your sidewalk, park, or commercial plaza.