Berlin Gardens Round Trash Can

The receptacle is sized for a standard 32-gallon trash bag or liner, hidden behind its slatted poly walls. It measures 27 inches across and 31 inches tall, tall enough to keep the bag out of sight and steady enough at 64 pounds to stay upright on an open patio or pool deck in wind.

The can is sold on its own; the matching Berlin Gardens Rain Guard is a separate domed lid that sits on top to keep rain out of the liner. Ordering both in the same color gives you a coordinated receptacle and cover, which is the setup most patios and commercial grounds use to keep collected trash dry.

Yes. The heavy recycled-poly body is built for high-traffic settings like parks, pools, campgrounds, and resort grounds, and it carries a 5-year commercial warranty alongside the 20-year residential one. It resists the denting, rusting, and fading that retire metal cans, so it stays presentable under daily public use.

A recycled-poly receptacle outlasts both: it will not rust and streak like steel or crack and fade like thin plastic, and its color runs all the way through so scratches do not show. It is heavier and steadier than a lightweight plastic can, and unlike metal it never needs repainting to stay looking new outdoors.

It is built by Amish craftsmen in Berlin, Ohio from recycled HDPE poly lumber and carries a 20-year residential, 5-year commercial warranty. The lumber is largely post-consumer recycled plastic that never needs paint, stain, or sealing, so the receptacle serves for decades outdoors.