Bsc Preferred RUB145CBE Fire-safe Trash Receptacle

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED RUB145CBE is a fire-safe trash receptacle built for facilities where both durability and code compliance matter. Constructed from structural foam, the unit resists dents and cracks under regular use. Factory Mutual approved for fire safety, making it suitable for environments with strict fire-code requirements such as schools, hospitals, commercial buildings, and industrial facilities. A UV stabilizer is molded into the can to slow discoloration and fading from sun exposure, extending service life in outdoor or semi-outdoor locations. Janitorial staff and facility maintenance crews are the primary installers and end users of this unit.

This receptacle fits residential, commercial, and industrial environments where a durable, fire-rated waste container is required. It is appropriate for lobbies, break rooms, loading docks, and outdoor covered areas. The hinged top allows single-handed emptying during routine janitorial rounds. Retainer bands keep can liners secured and out of sight, maintaining a clean appearance. The textured exterior finish minimizes the visibility of surface scratches over time, keeping the unit presentable in high-traffic areas.

Key Features

• Factory Mutual approved for fire safety - suitable for fire-code-sensitive facilities
• Structural foam construction resists dents and cracks
• UV stabilizer helps prevent exterior discoloration and fading in outdoor use
• One-piece body with hinged top for fast, easy liner emptying
• Retainer bands secure and conceal can liners for a cleaner presentation
• Textured finish minimizes the appearance of surface scratches

Compatibility

Designed as a direct OEM-style replacement for part number H-1197BE. Suitable as a general-purpose fire-safe trash receptacle across commercial, institutional, and industrial facility environments.

Installation Notes

Placement and setup of this receptacle is typically handled by janitorial or facilities maintenance staff. No special tools or utility disconnects are required for standard installation. Units intended for outdoor use should be positioned on level, stable surfaces. Verify local fire and building codes to confirm placement requirements in corridors, exits, and other regulated areas.