Rockford Litter + Recycling
Designed By Michael Welsh
Rockford Litter + Recycling is a modern receptacle system designed to stylishly enhance landscape stewardship. Its refined silhouette enables Rockford to elegantly stand alone or efficiently come together in modular groupings for litter, compost and different categories of recycling. A generous 45-gallon capacity combined with distinctive details like a unique, origami-inspired lid communicate an elevated quality of design in high-traffic public outdoor spaces.
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Can be grouped together to accommodate litter, recycling and compost
Generous 45-gallon capacity
Available in top and side loading versions
Features locking front access door and bag catch for ease of servicing
Michael Welsh
Michael Welsh is an industrial designer who holds extensive experience in the contract furniture realm with an emphasis on seating and design leadership. After earning a Bachelors of Science in Industrial Design from The Ohio State University Michael began his career at Steelcase Design Studio to then later move into seating design leadership at the Haworth Design Studio. His designs have won multiple awards including IDEA, Reddot, Best of NeoCon and other domestic and international accolades. As the Principal and founder of Grand Rapids-based Michael Welsh Design, his target focus is new product creation for interior and exterior environments. He believes the key to achieving and creating a peak experience begins with design. “Design is what creates an experience, so create a great one.” As an avid sea kayaker, explorer, and nature enthusiast Michael strives to bring his passion for the environment into his design work. This appreciation for nature and outdoor spaces is what drives Michael to create sustainable, circular designs that benefit both the user and this great planet.
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Rockford Litter + Recycling - Brochure
Brochure (PDF)
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Rockford Litter + Recycling - Product Data Sheet
Product Data Sheet (PDF)
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Rockford Litter + Recycling - Finishes and Materials
Finishes and Materials (PDF)
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Rockford Litter + Recycling - Installation Guide
Installation Guide (PDF)
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Rockford Litter + Recycling - Sustainability
Sustainability (PDF)
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Rockford Litter + Recycling - CSI Guide Spec
Guide Specs (DOC)
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Rockford Litter + Recycling - SketchUp Files
SketchUp (ZIP)
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