Slim Jim® Recycling Station Mixed Recycling Lid Insert, Blue
SKU: 2007891
Slim Jim® Recycling Station Lid Inserts provide intuitive lid openings that promote recycling and improve productivity.
Intuitive lid openings help patrons and staff sort recyclables more effectively.
Hinging lid inserts are optimized to fit any size recyclable
Available in common recycling colors; Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Dark Grey, Brown and Black
Simple and durable execution. Components snap in place without the use of hardware.
Compatible with the 23 Gal & 33 Gal Slim Jim® Recycling Station Starter Kits (2007913 & 2171553) and Slim Jim® Recycling Station billboards.
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Slim Jim® Recycling Station Lid Inserts provide intuitive lid openings that promote recycling and improve productivity. Pair the lid insert with the 23 Gal & 33 Gal Slim Jim® Recycling Station Starter Kits (2007913 & 2171553) for an adaptable recycling solution that offers a front-of-house look with back-of-house functionality.
Features and Benefits:
Intuitive lid openings help patrons and staff sort recyclables more effectively.
Hinging lid inserts are optimized to fit any size recyclable
Available in common recycling colors; Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Dark Grey, Brown and Black
Simple and durable execution. Components snap in place without the use of hardware.
Compatible with the 23 Gal & 33 Gal Slim Jim® Recycling Station Starter Kits (2007913 & 2171553) and Slim Jim® Recycling Station billboards.
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