CUSTOM DESIGNS
Eco-Pop Designs specializes in custom design and manufacturing of recycling containers and other recycled content products to meet various specific architectural and aesthetic needs. All designs are manufactured with the lowest environmental impact and the highest amount of recycled and reused materials available. Let us assist you in designing an efficient, economical and aesthetically pleasing recycling collection system.
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Recycled Glass Marbles with Pyramid-Top
This new unit is made using recycled glass marbles that are inset in aluminum side panels. The Pyramid-Top is made with stainless steel and has laser cut signage. It has a side opening door, and a plastic rollaway inner container. Made from a minimum of 65% recycled materials.
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Triangle-top
This new unit is designed to accept two types of recyclables in one container. Two plastic inner containers divide and separate the materials. This unit also is designed to accommodate a divided roll-away plastic inner liner. Made from a minimum of 25% recycled materials. Please contact us for more details about this unit.
Keystone-Top Split Source
This unit is one of Eco-Pop Designs’ newest container lid designs. This lid transforms a single source trash container into a split two source Trash & Recycling unit. The container uses two plastic half round inner containers to separate the two materials. Made from a minimum of 65% recycled materials. Please contact us for more details about this unit.
Flat-Top Recycling Containers
These units are one of Eco-Pop’s earliest designs. Made from 97% reused and recycled materials, these units were produced initially for San Francisco State University in 1989. The lids were made from rejected semi-truck fuel tank ends, and the drums are reconditioned 55 gallon drums that are hot dipped zinc galvanized. Many of these units are still in use today.
Spiral Pipe Recycling Containers
These units are one of Eco-Pop’s earliest designs. Made from 97% reused and recycled materials, these units were produced initially for San Francisco State University in 1988. The units were produced using scrap materials from the Altamont Pass Landfill. Very difficult to manufacture, only a few of these units were produced at the time due to production constraints.
Spiral Pipe Trash Can
This trash container was custom designed to meet the architectural standards of a newly constructed building on the campus of U.C. Berkeley. This grafitti resistant, fire-safe design is made from a minimum of 25% recycled materials.
Compost Education Mobile Display Unit
This custom display unit is made from over 90 reused/recovered and recycled materials. The unit was designed specifically for the Alameda County Waste Management Authority Compost Program. It was awarded "Best Exhibit" at the 1999 Alameda County Fair.