The Greenway Principle has been edited for the internet, and contains no containers that are unsuitable for the collection of waste and recycling. That being said, the opinions in this survey are that of a number of sustainability specialist and a staff with over one-hundred years of combined experience in the industry, and are intended to be used as a guideline to start your recycling program.

User discretion is advised.

Once completed, we still encourage you to speak with our friendly and knowledgeable staff and go over the details, to ensure that the container(s) recommended here is the right one for you.

Is the intended use of the container to be indoors, protected from the elements and violent critters?

Or is the container to go outdoors, exposed to the harsh elements and lawless critters?

How many streams will the containers be collecting? Count up all the contents you would like to separate (i.e. Waste, Cans & Bottles, Paper, etc.). Consult your hauler to see what streams they can accept if in doubt.

+Note, 4+ includes 4 stream or greater containers. For example, if you will be collecting 5 streams, please select the 4+ stream button.

What is the projected amount and frequency of traffic these containers will be handling? For example, containers in central lobbies will receive a large amount of traffic at a high frequency, whereas containers on the 64th floor in a back hallway will receive lower traffic and be used less frequently.

Let us know where you are located! Is salt and sand a concern where you live? Does your state/province collect refundables? Knowing where you are located may play a factor in our container recommendations.

Where is the containers desired destination?

Deskside: Under or near a desk, small cubicles, individual offices, etc.

Common Space: Centralized, Hallway, Cafeteria, Lunchroom, Front Foyer, Public Washrooms, Board Rooms, etc.

Industrial Area: Warehouse, Plant, Manufacturing Facility, Workshop, Back of House.

Would you prefer that when servicing the containers, access come from the front or top? Note: Top access is often preferred in areas where snow accumulation is a concern.

What surface will these containers be placed on? Hard ground (i.e. Pavement, Concrete, Patio, etc.) or Soft Ground (Grass, Field, Sand, etc.)

Bright & Colorful: Are you looking for colors to distinguish your program and you? Do you want the containers to stand out, and make people aware of where and how your recycling stations work?

Contemporary & Subtle: Stainless Steel? Wood finish? Trying to blend in with your new or renovated building? Take a look at our more contemporary and modern options.

Tell us what type of building they will be going in.