Rubbermaid FGST24EPLWH 13 Gal Square Steel Trash Can

Product Description

The RUBBERMAID FGST24EPLWH is a 13-gallon square steel trash receptacle built for commercial and institutional environments where durability and easy maintenance are required. Standing 30 inches tall with a 12.5-inch depth and 12.5-inch width, this unit fits into tight service corridors, restrooms, and high-traffic areas without occupying excessive floor space. The rigid plastic liner is leak-proof, containing spills and liquids before they contact the steel shell. Smooth interior and exterior surfaces reduce cleaning time and resist buildup. This receptacle is unlabeled, making it suitable for general waste collection without implying a specific stream designation.

This trash can is appropriate for light commercial, healthcare, hospitality, and institutional facilities. Its square profile allows flush-against-wall or corner placement, maximizing usable floor area. Facilities managers, janitorial contractors, and building maintenance crews are the primary installers and users. The white finish suits clean environments such as break rooms, restrooms, and medical support spaces where appearance is a consideration alongside function.

Key Features

• Leak-proof rigid plastic liner contains liquids and protects the steel outer shell
• Smooth interior and exterior surfaces simplify cleaning and sanitizing
• Square footprint allows corner and wall-flush placement
• Unlabeled design supports flexible waste stream assignment
• Meets CA65, FM, OBRA, and UL standards

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 13-gallon square receptacle suitable for commercial and institutional waste collection applications where a steel-body, unlabeled container is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no tools. Position the receptacle on a level, stable surface and insert the plastic liner before placing into service. In healthcare or food-service environments, verify that the unit meets local facility compliance requirements before deployment. Liner should be inspected and replaced as part of routine janitorial procedures.