Rubbermaid FG614500RED Step-on Trash Can 18 Gal Red

Product Description

The RUBBERMAID FG614500RED is an 18-gallon step-on trash can built for high-traffic healthcare and medical environments. It features an all-plastic polyethylene construction that is puncture-resistant and easy to sanitize between uses. The step-on lid mechanism keeps hands free during disposal, reducing cross-contamination risk in clinical settings. The rectangular footprint measures 14.75 inches wide by 19.75 inches deep, allowing placement along walls or in tight corners without consuming floor space. Facility managers, environmental services staff, and maintenance crews are the primary installers and users of this unit.

This container is suited for doctor offices, hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities where hands-free waste disposal and easy cleaning are required. The red color provides clear visual identification for waste stream segregation, a common practice in medical and regulated waste management programs. The rectangular body fits standard can liners and integrates cleanly into utility rooms, patient rooms, and procedure areas.

Key Features

• 18-gallon capacity handles high-volume waste disposal in busy clinical environments
• Step-on pedal operation keeps hands free, reducing contact contamination
• All-polyethylene construction is puncture-resistant and supports routine disinfection
• Rectangular shape at 14.75 inches wide by 19.75 inches deep fits against walls and in corners
• Red color coding supports visual waste stream identification protocols
• Meets CA65 and FM standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use step-on waste container suitable for healthcare, medical office, and regulated facility waste management applications.

Installation Notes

No tools are required for setup. Place the unit on a level, stable surface in the intended service area. Ensure the step pedal mechanism moves freely before placing the container in service. Follow facility infection control and waste segregation policies when deploying color-coded containers in patient care areas.