Round metal wastebaskets are smaller and shorter than trash cans so they can be used to collect and contain waste under desks, in offices and waiting rooms, or wherever small-capacity trash receptacles are needed indoors. Metal construction is durable, resists odors and staining, and is professional in appearance.

Round metal trash cans are taller and have a larger capacity than wastebaskets for collecting and containing waste. They're made of metal to provide a finished appearance and resist odors and staining. Metal is also rust-resistant and won't crack in cold weather.

Half-round metal wastebaskets are shorter and have a smaller capacity. They can be placed flush against a wall, which saves floor space and keeps receptacles out of the way of foot traffic. These cans collect and contain waste in hallways, break rooms, meeting areas, and other locations where floor space is limited.

Half-round metal trash cans can be placed flush against a wall, which saves floor space and keeps receptacles out of the way of foot traffic. These cans collect and contain waste in hallways, break rooms, meeting areas, and other locations where floor space is limited.

Rectangular metal wastebaskets are shorter and have a smaller capacity than trash cans. Flat sides allow them to be placed flush against a wall or under a desk, saving foot space. They are used to collect and contain waste and have an open top for easy access.

Rectangular metal trash cans are taller and have a larger capacity than wastebaskets. Rectangular cans have flat sides that allow them to be placed flush with the wall, and are more narrow than square and round cans, making them a good choice for small spaces or high-traffic areas where waste is collected. Metal is rust-resistant and does not absorb odors.

Square metal trash cans have a higher capacity than round cans that use the same amount of floor space. They are used to collect waste and can be placed in a corner or flush against a wall. Multiple cans can be placed adjacent to each other without a gap.

Dome-topped metal trash cans are used to collect waste and have a push-open door to hide contents and contain odors. The dome-shaped top prevents people from placing trash on top of the receptacle. Metal cans are pest- and rust-resistant, and won't absorb odors or crack.

Recessed metal trash cans for bathrooms are installed in a wall recess to collect waste and save floor space. Stainless steel won't absorb odors, can be sterilized, and provides a finished appearance in restrooms. An integrated opening allows a towel dispenser to be installed.