These corrugated containers are designed for post-consumer and back-of-house waste collection, including recycling, landfill, and compost streams. They’re commonly used in events, campuses, offices, and large-scale deployments where temporary or flexible stations are needed.

Yes—each unit is built from 32 ECT corrugated material with a tested 65 lb weight limit. They’re designed for standard post-consumer waste loads when used within their intended fill and size guidelines.

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Liners are optional but highly recommended. They help keep stations clean, make change-outs faster, and support smoother handling of mixed post-consumer waste streams across different environments.

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Yes—optional lids allow you to configure stations for multi-stream waste workflows like recycling, landfill, and compost. They help visually guide sorting behavior at the point of disposal.

Yes—when used with proper stream separation and kept clean and dry, corrugated-based containers are commonly used in post-consumer recycling collection systems and can support clear, organized waste diversion at the point of use.

These are standalone waste and recycling containers. They are not part of or allowed to be used in a take-back or return program.

ARXG’s take-back liners are a separate system designed for controlled collection and removal workflows, where materials are sealed, transported, and processed through structured post-consumer or circular take-back programs. Each serves a different role depending on how the waste stream is being managed.

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