Eagle 1208GRAY 4 Gal Freestanding Cigarette Receptacle Gray

Product Description

The EAGLE 1208GRAY is a 4-gallon freestanding cigarette and cigar receptacle constructed from polyethylene. Designed for outdoor use, it provides a dedicated, self-contained disposal station for cigarette and cigar waste in commercial, industrial, and institutional settings. Standing 43.25 inches tall with an overall diameter of 17.25 inches, the unit offers a stable floor-standing footprint without requiring wall anchoring or additional hardware. The gray polyethylene construction resists corrosion and weathering. Two openings allow users to deposit waste from multiple sides. FM-listed construction meets recognized safety standards for waste receptacles handling cigarette materials.

This receptacle is suited for outdoor entryways, loading docks, building perimeters, parking structures, and other high-traffic exterior locations where a designated smoking disposal point is required. Facilities managers, janitorial contractors, and safety coordinators commonly specify this unit for commercial buildings, manufacturing plants, and campuses. The freestanding design requires no mounting hardware, making placement and repositioning straightforward. It ships as one complete unit ready for immediate deployment.

Key Features

• 4-gallon capacity reduces servicing frequency in moderate-traffic areas
• Polyethylene construction resists rust, corrosion, and outdoor weathering
• Freestanding design requires no wall mounting or anchoring hardware
• Two deposit openings accommodate simultaneous use from multiple angles
• FM-listed construction meets recognized fire safety standards for cigarette receptacles
• 43.25-inch standing height provides comfortable access without bending

Compatibility

Designed as a freestanding outdoor cigarette and cigar receptacle for general commercial and industrial facility use. No specific system integration is required.

Installation Notes

No tools or mounting hardware are required for installation. Position the unit on a stable, level surface away from combustible materials and high-wind exposure where tipping could be a concern. Facilities personnel should establish a routine emptying and inspection schedule appropriate to site traffic volume. Local fire codes and facility safety plans may specify placement distances from building entrances and combustible structures.