Recycling within Arms Reach

Traditional recycling "micro" sites miss the passing crowds.

They are typically large drop-off containers that require a conscientious user to collect, segment and transport recyclables to a central collection facility.

Many of these sites lack universal access for disabled users, are bulky and noisy, suffer from chronic low levels of maintenance, and are perceived as an eyesore on the pavement. They are therefore precluded from the high-street, which results in recyclable waste being littered and eventually landfilled.

Recycling within Arms Reach

By considering land use, pavement width, pedestrian desire lines, placement of existing on-street infrastructure, footfall counts and relative distance to transport hubs Renew ensures the greatest level of access for the greatest number of commuters.

The self reporting technology on recycling levels within Renew, and the messaging capability of the digital screens can help to understand and optimise recycling participation on the high street.

Renew extends the benefit of recycling from one traditional low footfall site to multiple high footfall locations.