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RECYCLING AND WASTE MANAGEMENT: KEEP IT CONSISTENT, CLEAN
AND EFFICIENT Recycling is often perceived to be difficult, time-consuming and costly, and we know as a facility manager, it often seems as though there are more pressing issues and ideas to dedicate your time and resources to. Method has simplified recycling to be cost- effective while improving recycling rates - and avoiding pesky fees.
Make it consistent
In the workplace, users become disengaged as they rush from their desks to meetings to lunch, so recycling needs to work with the design of the space. Lone general waste bins make it easy for users to mindlessly place all of their waste into the bin without a second thought. By integrating consistent stations across your space, recycling options are conveniently available, making users more likely to consider their waste habits.
Method continues to learn the power of consistency, now with bins available in 60L or 20L so that recycling is available in every space regardless of the size. Now, Method are taking it a step further, introducing the confidential bin.
The Confidential Bin is available in the 60L size and can be added to your recycling stations or placed alone where needed. Eliminating the need
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for ugly wheelie bins and making the essential service available across your space - beautifully.
Customise it
In the UK, recycling is different borough to borough, adding an extra layer of complexity to a confusing industry. So Method has a standard list of coloured lids that you can customise to meet the needs of your waste management provider, from general waste to fabric or PPE.
Better yet, Method’s vertical signage attaches to the back of bins, customised to the needs of your collection program. Custom signage reduces confusion for users and helps to reduce contamination and pesky fees.
McConnell Dowell reduced their waste to landfill by 80% and contamination to less than 2% with a custom Method solution. Further, they can now roll out the turn-key solution to the rest of their sites to reduce their overall environmental footprint.
Beautiful recycling in practice
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Method is the long term sustainability partner of leading organisations around the world. The considered design of their bins means that they effectively divert recyclables in any open-plan space. From the innovative headquarters of world-renowned British architecture firm Foster + Partners to the historical Sydney Cricket Ground with over 1.5 million visitors each year. To large coworking
provider The Office Group serving their diverse residents, airports, universities, banks, hospitality venues and so many more.
Design giant Canva implemented Method bins when they were looking for a recycling solution that complemented their modern aesthetics while helping to achieve their lofty sustainability goals; with the added complication that their business continued to grow rapidly around the world.
“With a custom Method solution, McConnell Dowell
reduced their waste to landfill by 80% and
contamination to less than 2%.”
They said: “Method’s beautiful bins allow the sometimes daunting task of having four waste and recycling options to be manageable and scalable across our ever-expanding offices.”
Is it time to transform waste and recycling in your space? Get in touch with Method.
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