Rubbermaid
Rubbermaid FG264360RED 44 gal round trash can red
A 44-gallon red plastic container with vented channels for easier liner removal and reinforced construction for heavy-duty commercial use
- ColorRed
- Vented channels cut liner-lift effort by up to 50%
- Integrated cinches hold bags securely for knot-free changes tested to 20000 cycles
- Reinforced base withstands dragging over rough surfaces for extended durability
- Contoured base handles improve grip and reduce strain when emptying
- Stackable nesting design simplifies transport and storage
44-gallon vented BRUTE container
The Rubbermaid FG264360RED is a 44-gallon round trash can built for commercial waste handling. Venting channels reduce the force needed to remove filled liners by up to 50 percent. Reinforced base and rim structures resist crushing and withstand dragging over rough surfaces.
Integrated cinches and contoured handles
Integrated cinches hold liners securely without knots, tested to 20,000 cycles for reliable changes. Rounded top handles and contoured base handles improve grip and ergonomics during lifting and emptying. Stackable nesting allows multiple units to store and transport in less space.
Simple deployment with no assembly
The one-piece plastic construction requires no assembly and is ready for immediate use. UV inhibitor prevents fading, warping, or cracking in outdoor conditions. Buyers needing lids, dollies, or recycling-specific labelling must source those accessories separately.
Highlights
- Vented channels cut liner-lift effort by up to 50%
- Integrated cinches hold bags securely for knot-free changes tested to 20000 cycles
- Reinforced base withstands dragging over rough surfaces for extended durability
- Contoured base handles improve grip and reduce strain when emptying
- Stackable nesting design simplifies transport and storage
Specifications
| Brand | Rubbermaid |
|---|---|
| Color | Red |
| Shipping weight | 5.56 kg |
| Package size | 795 × 711 × 622 mm |
Questions about this item
How long do the integrated cinches last before they need replacing?
The cinches are tested to 20000 cycles, so they handle repeated liner changes without requiring regular replacement.
Which part reaches its limit first when the can is dragged daily over rough surfaces?
The reinforced base is engineered specifically for dragging and resists wear longer than the body or handles under the same conditions.
Does the plastic soften or deform after sitting in direct sun all day?
A UV inhibitor is built into the material, and the container is guaranteed never to fade, warp, crack, or crush in extreme environments.
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