Residual waste containers
Still the largest waste stream in the Netherlands. MCB Milieu & Techniek has more than 15 years of experience in designing, producing and supplying clean collection equipment. Whether you want to buy or hire a residual waste container, there is a suitable solution for every situation. We have aboveground residual waste containers, semi-underground residual waste containers and underground residual waste containers:
Aboveground residual waste containers
MCB Milieu & Techniek’s aboveground residual waste containers are reliable and robust containers. MCB Milieu & Techniek is the market leader in supplying aboveground residual waste banks. We develop and produce these residual waste containers ourselves.
Semi-underground residual waste containers
MCB Milieu & Techniek’s semi-underground residual waste container is a practical solution for situations where underground in terms of depth is not possible. With a low top box and permanent set-up, a semi-underground container makes for attractive street furniture.
Underground residual waste containers
The underground residual waste container has been developed by ourselves and can therefore be adapted to your wishes. An underground container considerably enhances the streetscape. The opening is functional and low to the ground, so children or disabled people can easily dispose of their residual waste. In addition to the neat appearance, this solution has the advantage of a large capacity.
Residual waste container housing
To collect residual waste in an alternative way, MCB Milieu & Techniek has developed various types of residual waste container housing. Thanks to the different designs and options, there is a suitable residual waste cocoon for every situation. The residual waste container housing is designed with good ventilation and user-friendly disposal and release doors.
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