Rubbermaid FG262000DGRN 20 Gal Round Trash Can Green

Product Description

The RUBBERMAID FG262000DGRN is a 20-gallon round polyethylene trash can designed for demanding commercial and institutional environments. Holding 20 gallons, it measures 19.5 inches in diameter and stands approximately 48 inches tall, making it well-suited for high-traffic service areas. Constructed from durable polyethylene, this container carries USDA approval and meets HACCP standards, qualifying it for use in food-handling and food-service settings. It also complies with California Proposition 65 (CA65) requirements. The green color and Trash Only graphic support color-coded waste management programs common in commercial kitchens, healthcare facilities, and institutional facilities.

This trash can fits standard commercial and institutional waste collection applications, including restaurant back-of-house areas, school cafeterias, healthcare facilities, and light industrial environments. Its round profile and 20-gallon capacity work well alongside standard can liners and trolley systems. The USDA-approved and HACCP-compliant ratings make it a practical choice wherever sanitation compliance is required during routine waste handling and disposal operations.

Key Features

• 20-gallon capacity in a round profile for standard waste liner compatibility
• Polyethylene construction resists impact, moisture, and common cleaning chemicals
• USDA Approved and HACCP compliant for food-service and food-handling environments
• CA65 compliant for use in California commercial facilities
• Trash Only graphic supports color-coded waste stream identification programs
• Green color aids quick visual sorting in multi-container waste management setups

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-service addition for 20-gallon round trash can applications in commercial, institutional, and light industrial settings where USDA-approved receptacles are required.

Installation Notes

Placement and setup require no tools. Position on a stable, level surface away from high-heat sources or open flames, as polyethylene containers are not rated for direct heat exposure. Follow facility sanitation protocols when cleaning or replacing liners, particularly in HACCP-regulated environments. Consult local waste management codes for proper liner specification and disposal requirements.