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For related information, refer to the UNC-Chapel Hill Design Guidelines, Chapter V: Sections 02475 Trash and Recyclables Collection System, 02870 Site Furnishings, 11170 Waste Handling Equipment, and 12300 Custom Cabinets and Millwork.

It is the responsibility of the project to budget or reserve funds for the equipment and work with OWRR to ensure that the equipment is ordered, shipped and installed prior to occupancy. Trash and cardboard dumpsters, rolloff containers, and walkway containers (Section 02870 Site Furnishings) are examples of the type of equipment for which this needs to happen.

Horizontal compactors are considered part of the building systems.  Compactors are to be included in the project budget, planning, design and requirements (Section 11170 Waste Handling Equipment).

Indoor cabinets may be built by the project or ordered by the project (Section 12300 Custom Millwork and Cabinets).  Funding for the cabinets must either be part of the project budget or reserves.  It is the project’s responsibility to design, order, receive and install the cabinets.

Some equipment such as standard indoor recycling bins and outdoor carts will be provided by OWRR at no charge.

This information supports and supplements information included in the UNC-Chapel Hill Design Guidelines—specifically, Chapter V: Section 02475 A and Section 11170.  Contact Shawn Ellis at 919-201-2832 for more information.

Trash Dumpsters

Dumpsters for TRASH must be accompanied by a cardboard dumpster and outdoor carts. All dumpsters must meet or exceed these requirements. Contact OWRR for assistance when ordering equipment.

General

Side Door Trash DumpsterAll buildings must have a trash dumpster or compactor. High volume areas, such as residence halls, may require multiple dumpsters and daily pick ups. Other locations may utilize horizontal compactors. A cardboard container and outdoor carts must accompany all trash dumpsters.

Serviced By

Front load truck (see vehicle dimensions)

Capacity

8 cubic yards (standard)

Style

Side Door, Flat Front, Notch Back

Dimensions
  • Depth: 71″ minimum, 72″ maximum
  • Height: 71″ minimum, 72″ maximum
  • Body width: 71″ minimum, 72″ maximum (with sleeves: 80-81″ wide)
Bottoms
  • 10 gauge steel
  • Reinforced with a 90 degree x 2 3/4″ wide “V” crimp containing a 1 1/2″ drain and plug (pipe coupling)
  • Reinforced additionally with a 2″ x 2″ x 3/16″ angle running length of bottom opposite “V” crimp
  • Four (4) caster pads constructed from 3/16″ steel plate
  • Fully-welded stress areas to aid in liquid retention
Front and Side Walls
  • 11 gauge steel minimum
  • Reinforced with 90 degree x 1″  “V” crimps, front and rear, to maintain rigidity
Side Doors
  • Side door opening (on the left and right sides) 28″ x 28″
  • 44″ maximum height from ground to bottom of side door opening.
  • Side door should be 30″ x 30″ and made of plastic.
  • Full access to the 28″ x 28″ opening is required with the door in the open position.
Front Bumper Pads & Side Lifting Sleeves
  • 3/16″ thick, 36″ long (maximum) sleeves
  • 3/16″ gussets for support
  • 3/16″ plate guides to assist fork arm entry
Lids

Plastic Double wall construction with “V” crimp for added strength

Paint Info

Contact OWRR for paint color sample (UNC lamppost green).

  • Industrial Direct-to-Metal Acrylic Gloss number 390 manufactured by Coronado Paint Company. Call 800-883-4193 to locate the nearest supplier.
  • Wash in acid bath, prime, and apply two coats of paint (see above)
Known Suppliers

Bakers Waste Equipment, Inc.
Physical address, shipping, general mail:
Main Office, Cook Road Plant, 3670 Cook Road, Valdese, NC 28690
Telephone: 828-879-8222; Fax: 828-879-8557

Manufacturing Facility:
223 Baker Street, Morganton, NC
Telephone: 828-433-8622; Fax: 828-438-4796

Accounts receivable, payments:
Credit Department-BWE, 201 East Meeting Street, Morganton, NC 28655-3550
Chris Burns cburns@bwe-nc.com
Website: https://www.fleetgenius.com/

Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc.
Maxwell Taylor, 2750 Highway 66 South, Kernersville, NC 27284
Telephone: 336-869-9900

Nu-Life Environmental, Inc.
2266 Powdersville Rd., Easley, SC, 29641
Telephone: 864-295-2183

Waste Industries, Inc.
148 Stone Park Court, Durham, NC, 27703
Telephone: 919-596-1363; Fax: 919-598-1852

Reserve Amount

It is the responsibility of the project to reserve for the equipment.

  • $800 per unit (approximate)
  • Tax and shipping may be extra. Allow 2 months for delivery of items.

Outdoor Equipment Reserve Table

The project design team must complete this table and include it in Section 11170 along with other information about relevant outdoor service area equipment.

Pad Requirements

See the Site and Space Planning page for pad requirements and drawings.

The information in this section is supplemental to UNC Design Guidelines, Chapter V. Technical Design and Performance Standards, Section B. Division 2 – Site Work (Spec 02475) and Section K. Division 11 – Equipment (Spec 11170).

Horizontal Compactors

General

compactor-marathon

  • Used for high volumes of trash or cardboard.
  • Trash and cardboard containers must always be paired with one another, regardless of container type.
  • Containers smaller than 35 cubic yards may be used only with OWRR approval.
  • Do not use horizontal compactors at residence halls without written approval of OWRR and Housing and Residential Education.
  • Must meet ANSI and OSHA safety standards.
  • We consider compactors part of the building and require the design team to plan accordingly for them, including their purchase as part of the project. We recommend that the design team work with an equipment supplier early in the design process.
  • This information should be included in Section 11170 Solid Waste and Recycling Handling Equipment.
Cost

It is the responsibility of the project to spec, budget, order, receive, install, and pay the invoice for this equipment.

  • $21,000 per unit (approximate)
  • Allow 2 months for delivery of items and include freight and tax in your costing estimate.

The project design team must complete this table and include it in Section 11170 along with other information about relevant outdoor service area equipment.

Pad Requirements

See the Site and Space Planning page for pad requirements and drawings.

Style

Self-contained

Serviced By

Rolloff truck (see vehicle dimensions); also see pad dimensions for space requirements.

Standard Capacity

35 cubic yard

Dimensions

Dimensions

Dimensions not shown
  • Overall width: 8′ 0″ (2438 mm)
  • Ground Rollers: 8″ diameter x 6″ long with grease fittings
  • Guide Rollers: 4″ diameter x 6″ long with grease fittings
Horizontal Compactors
Size (cubic yards) A B C D** E lbs.
15 yd. (not used) 4′ 4″ 3′ 7″ 5′ 8″ 14′ 10″ 7′ 5″ 9,200
20 yd. 4′ 4″ 3′ 7″ 5′ 8″ 18′ 0″ 7′ 5″ 9,900
25 yd. 4′ 4″ 3′ 7″ 5′ 8″ 18′ 5″ 8′ 8″ 10,400
30 yd. 4′ 4″ 3′ 7″ 5′ 8″ 21′ 6″ 8′ 8″ 10,800
35 yd. 4′ (max) 41-43″ 5′ 7″ 23′ 2″ (max) 8′ 9″ 11,000

* Overall height with hydraulic tailgate raised: 16′ 6″. Hoist should be equipped with selector valve (1500 psi minimum) in order to control hydraulic tailgate.

** Call supplier for other lengths.

35 cubic yards is the standard size. Consult with OWRR for discussion of other size options.

35 Cubic Yard Charge Box Requirements
(area into which materials are loaded)
Charge Box Capacity (minimum)
(Mfrs. Rating) 2.0 cu. yd.
(WASTEC rating) 1.51 cu. yd.
Total Capacity 35 cu. yd.
Charge Box Opening 40-41″ L x 58-60″ W
Standard Loading Height 48″ (cart tippers may be necessary at some location such as dining facilities).
Doghouse Requirements

(area into which materials are loaded)

Collaboration with OWRR and EHS is required prior to purchase and installation. Doghouses must be designed with worker safety in mind. OSHA and ANSI safety standards shall be met (machine guard, etc.) Doghouse door must have micro or magnetic switches such that compactor can only be operated with the doors closed. Latches must be flush or approved by OWRR.

Sample Photos

Dog House Side Doors (Both Sides)
Dog House Side Doors (Both Sides)
Dog House Rear Door
Dog House Rear Door
Dog House Loading Dock
Dog House Loading Dock
Performance Data
  • Cycle Time: 30 sec.
  • Total Normal Force: 55,500 lbs.
  • Total Maximum Force: 63,000 lbs.
Hydraulic
  • Hydraulic Pump: 12 GPM
  • Normal Pressure: 2200 PSI
  • Maximum Pressure (min.): 2500 PSI
  • Normal Ram Face Pressure: 23.7 PSI
  • Maximum Ram Face Pressure: 25.9 PSI
  • Hydraulic Cylinder (2): Bore 4″, Rod 2-1/2″
  • Ram Penetration: 6″
Electrical

A Remote Power Unit remains on-site while the self-contained compactor container is taken to the landfill.

  • Remote Power Unit: Electrical Motor, Tri-Volt Option-480/VAC: 15 HP
  • Multi-cycle Timer: Electric Control Voltage: 120 VAC
  • Panel Box Assembly UL Rated and UL Rated Key Operated
    • 3 Push Button Station: Key Operated Start, Stop, Reverse
    • All Circuits Fused
    • Totally UL Listed for Outside Use

Note: OWRR prefers non-programmable relay and timer controllers.

Building wiring info

See the Site and Space Planning page for info on building wiring requirements for compactors. Please check electrical plans for the dock area and coordinate compactor requirements to match.

Required Features
  • Leak proof construction
  • Constructed of CQ prime hot rolled steel
  • Floor and rear door to be seven (7) gauge steel
  • 1/2 Door seal (full door seal may be required for wet waste applications)
  • 3″ Sump (used for wet waste situations)
  • Doghouse
  • Universal understructure
  • Wheels and guide rollers with grease fittings
  • 15′ Container guides or shorter guides depending on location and OWRR approval
  • Double-end pick-up
  • Pressure gauge
  • Solid breaker bar retainer teeth (needed to help keep material from springing back out of container)
  • 1/4″ Packer sides
  • Replaceable steel ram guides
  • Fire hose connection
Options

As an example, the Marathon Equipment and Baker’s Waste Equipment sites have several pages of options available for self-contained horizontal compactors. All options must be approved by OWRR.

Paint Info

General

  • Wash in acid bath, prime, and apply two coats of paint (see below).
  • Contact OWRR for paint color sample
  • Use an oxide primer. Paint and primer should each create a 2 mm coating.

Color requirements

Trash
  • UNC lamp post green
  • SHEBOYGAN: Ark dark green
Blue CompactorCardboard
  • Dark blue
  • SHEBOYGAN: Laidlaw blue

Contact OWRR for paint color sample and detailed paint information.

Known Suppliers

Bakers Waste Equipment, Inc.
Physical address, shipping, general mail:
Main Office, Cook Road Plant, 3670 Cook Road, Valdese, NC 28690
Telephone: 828-879-8222
Fax: 828-879-8557

Manufacturing Facility:
223 Baker Street, Morganton, NC
Telephone: 828-433-8622
Fax: 828-438-4796

Accounts receivable, payments:
Credit Department-BWE, 201 East Meeting Street, Morganton, NC 28655-3550
Chris Burns cburns@bwe-nc.com
Website: https://www.fleetgenius.com/

Bucks Fabricating
3547 Perry Highway, Hadley, PA 16130
Telephone: 800-233-0867
Fax: 724-253-3863
Email: sales@bucksfab.com
Website: https://bucksfab.com/

Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc.
Maxwell Taylor
2750 Highway 66 South, Kernersville, NC 27284
Telephone: 336-869-9900

Marathon Equipment Company
P.O. Box 1798, Vernon, AL 35592-1798
Website: http://www.marathonequipment.com/

Sales & Marketing:
Telephone: 800-269-7237
Fax: 205-695-8813

Service Department:
Telephone: 800-633-8974 or 205-695-9105
Fax: 205-695-7250

Galbreath
Highway 75 South, Route #1, P.O. Box 160, Ider, AL 35981
Telephone: 256-657-6140 or 800-964-6478 (Inside USA)
Fax: 256-657-6147
Website: https://www.galbreathproducts.com/
(They have an excellent website with detailed information about terms, installation, sizing, and selecting the best compactor for the situation.)

Nu-Life Environmental, Inc.
2266 Powdersville Rd., Easley, SC 29641
Telephone: 864-295-2183

Tri-Fab Metals, Inc., Solid Waste Containers
270 Industrial Drive, Mount Juliet, TN 37122-3014
Telephone: 615-758-6776
Fax: 615-758-6777

Waste Industries, Inc.
148 Stone Park Court, Durham, NC 27703
Telephone: 919-596-1363
Fax: 919-598-1852

+ These requirements are not based on a specific vendor. Some charts and several of the graphics are from the Marathon Equipment Company’s webpage.

The information in this section is supplemental to UNC Design Guidelines, Chapter V. Technical Design and Performance Standards, Section K. Division 11 – Equipment (Spec 11170).

Rolloff Containers

All rolloff containers must meet or exceed these requirements. Contact OWRR for assistance when ordering equipment.

General
Rolloff Container - 30-yard
Rolloff Container – 30-yard

These are used for bulky waste such as construction debris from maintenance shops, theatres, and facilities operations.

Serviced By

Rolloff truck (see vehicle dimensions)

Style

Open top rolloff-solid bull nose front and straight sides

Capacity
Rolloff Container - 20-yard
Rolloff Container – 20-yard

Contact OWRR for appropriate size (15-40 cubic yards (20 and 30 cubic yard containers are our standard))

Dimensions

Open Top Container Dimensions

Rolloff Containers
Size
(cubic yards)
A
Height Inside
B
Height Outside
C
Width Overall
D
Length Overall
15 yd. 42′ 52′ 96′ 16′ 9″
20 yd. 42′ 52′ 96′ 22′ 9″ – 23′
30 yd. 62′ 72′ 96′ 22′ 9″ – 23′
40 yd. 84′ 94′ 96′ 22′ 9″ – 23′
Required Features
  • Interior: Full weld construction
  • Cross members: 16-21″ apart, 3″ channel
  • Long rails: 2″ x 6″ x 1/4″ tubing
  • Solid bull nose: 1-1/4″ plate-burnout
  • Floor: 1/4″ plate
  • Push plate: 26″ x 16″ x 3/16″
  • Cable hook: 1-1/4″ plate-burnout
  • Hook plate: 23″ x 15″ x 3/4″
  • Hook-up: hook-lift systems, cable hook (15- and 20-yard containers must have both bell and cable hooks)
  • Wheels: 8″ x 10″ rear, 8″ x 6″ front
  • Wheel axles: 1-1/2″ round bar
  • Front nose rollers: 4″ diameter x 6″ wide
  • Upper wall construction: 10 or 7 gauge
  • Top rails: 3″ x 4″ x 7 gauge tubing
  • Side posts: 5″ x 3″ bent on 24-30″ centers
  • Rear corner posts: 3-1/2″ x 7″ x 7 gauge
  • Tailgate frame: 3″ x 4″ x 7 gauge tubing
  • Tailgate latch system: uplift latch
  • Hinges:3 @ 8″ x 2″ w/1-1/4″ pin (2-20 yd.)
Paint Info
  • Wash in acid bath, prime, and apply two coats of paint (see below)
  • C&D and bulky trash:: Contact OWRR for paint color sample.
  • Industrial Direct-to-Metal Acrylic Gloss number XXX manufactured by Coronado Paint Company. Call 800-883-4193 to locate the nearest supplier.
Known Suppliers

Bakers Waste Equipment, Inc.
Physical address, shipping, general mail:
Main Office, Cook Road Plant, 3670 Cook Road, Valdese, NC 28690
Telephone: 828-879-8222
Fax: 828-879-8557

Manufacturing Facility:
223 Baker Street, Morganton, NC
Telephone: 828-433-8622
Fax: 828-438-4796

Accounts receivable, payments:
Credit Department-BWE, 201 East Meeting Street, Morganton, NC 28655-3550
Chris Burns cburns@bwe-nc.com
Website: https://www.fleetgenius.com/

Bucks Fabricating
3547 Perry Highway, Hadley, PA 16130
Telephone: 800-233-0867
Fax: 724-253-3863
Email: sales@bucksfab.com
Website: https://bucksfab.com/

Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc.
Maxwell Taylor
2750 Highway 66 South, Kernersville, NC 27284
Telephone: 336-869-9900

Marathon Equipment Company
P.O. Box 1798, Vernon, AL 35592-1798
Website: http://www.marathonequipment.com/

Sales & Marketing:
Telephone: 800-269-7237
Fax: 205-695-8813

Service Department:
Telephone: 800-633-8974 or 205-695-9105
Fax: 205-695-7250

Galbreath
Highway 75 South, Route #1, P.O. Box 160, Ider, AL 35981
Telephone: 256-657-6140 or 800-964-6478 (Inside USA)
Fax: 256-657-6147
Website: https://www.galbreathproducts.com/
(They have an excellent website with detailed information about terms, installation, sizing, and selecting the best compactor for the situation.)

Nu-Life Environmental, Inc.
2266 Powdersville Rd., Easley, SC 29641
Telephone: 864-295-2183

Waste Industries, Inc.
148 Stone Park Court, Durham, NC 27703
Telephone: 919-596-1363
Fax: 919-598-1852
Lee Bodenhamer, Joe Harrison or Bobby Prayer

Reserve Amount

It is the responsibility of the project to reserve the funds, order the equipment, receive it, install it, and pay the invoice for the equipment.

  • $3,100 per unit (approximate)
  • Tax and shipping may be extra. Allow 2 months for delivery of items.

The project design team must complete this table and include it in Section 11170 along with other information about relevant outdoor service area equipment.

Pad Requirements

See the Site and Space Planning page for pad requirements and drawings.

The information in this section is supplemental to UNC Design Guidelines, Chapter V. Technical Design and Performance Standards, Section B. Division 2 – Site Work (Spec 02475) and Section K. Division 11 – Equipment (Spec 11170).

Cardboard Dumpsters

Dumpsters for CARDBOARD (must be accompanied by a trash dumpster and outdoor carts). All dumpsters must meet or exceed these requirements. Contact OWRR for assistance when ordering equipment.

General

Cardboard RecyclingAll buildings must have a cardboard dumpster or compactor. High volume areas, such as residence halls, may require multiple dumpsters and more frequent pick ups. Other locations may utilize horizontal compactors.

A cardboard container and outdoor carts must accompany all trash dumpsters.

Serviced By

Front load truck (see vehicle dimensions)

Capacity

8 cubic yards (inside capacity)

Style

Standard

Dimensions
  • Depth: 66″
  • Height: 80″ minimum, 84″ maximum
  • Body width: 72″ wide, with sleeves: 81″ wide
Slots
  • Horizontal slots on front and back
  • Slot position: centered 68″ from ground (66″ from bottom of container) to bottom of opening
  • Dimensions: 6″ high x 56″ long
  • Opening to be framed with 3/16″ x 1 1/2″ channel iron.
Bottoms
  • 10 gauge steel
  • Reinforced with a 90 degree x 2 3/4″ wide “V” crimp containing a 1 1/2″ drain and plug (pipe coupling)
  • Reinforced  additionally with a 2″ x 2″ x 3/16″ angle running length of bottom opposite “V” crimp
  • Four (4) caster pads constructed from 3/16″ steel plate
  • Fully-welded stress areas
Front and Side Walls
  • 11 gauge steel minimum)
  • Reinforced with 90 degree x 1″ “V” crimps, front and rear, to maintain rigidity
Front Bumper Pads & Side Lifting Sleeves
  • 3/16″ thick, 36″ long (maximum) sleeves
  • 3/16″ gussets for support
  • 3/16″ plate guides to assist fork arm entry
Side Doors
  • Sliding metal side doors with self-cleaning tracks
  • Welded closed or with means to lock
Lids

OWRR to determine if plastic or metal lids are needed. If not specified, use plastic lids.

Plastic (standard)

  • Double wall construction with “V” crimp for added strength
  • Overhead lock bar to secure lids

Metal

  • Steel lids must be reinforced and have 4″ x 1/4″ plate hinges with 1″ o.d. hinge rods.
Paint Info

Contact OWRR for paint color sample (dark blue).

  • Industrial Direct-to-Metal Acrylic Gloss number 403 manufactured by Coronado Paint Company. Call 800-883-4193 to locate the nearest supplier.
  • Wash in acid bath, prime, and apply two coats of paint (see above)
Known Suppliers

Bakers Waste Equipment, Inc.
Physical address, shipping, general mail:
Main Office, Cook Road Plant, 3670 Cook Road, Valdese, NC 28690
Telephone: 828-879-8222
Fax: 828-879-8557

Manufacturing Facility:
223 Baker Street, Morganton, NC
Telephone: 828-433-8622
Fax: 828-438-4796

Accounts receivable, payments:
Credit Department-BWE, 201 East Meeting Street, Morganton, NC 28655-3550
Chris Burns cburns@bwe-nc.com
Website: https://www.fleetgenius.com/

Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc.
Maxwell Taylor, 2750 Highway 66 South, Kernersville, NC 27284
Telephone: 336-869-9900

Nu-Life Environmental, Inc.
2266 Powdersville Rd., Easley, SC, 29641
Telephone: 864-295-2183

Waste Industries, Inc.
148 Stone Park Court, Durham, NC, 27703
Telephone: 919-596-1363
Fax: 919-598-1852

Reserve Amount

It is the responsibility of the project to reserve the funds for the equipment.

  • $800 per unit (approximate)
  • Tax and shipping may be extra. Allow 2 months for delivery of items.

The project design team must complete this table and include it in Section 11170 along with other information about relevant outdoor service area equipment.

Pad Requirements

See the Site and Space Planning page for pad requirements and drawings.

The information in this section is supplemental to UNC Design Guidelines, Chapter V. Technical Design and Performance Standards, Section B. Division 2 – Site Work (Spec 02475) and Section K. Division 11 – Equipment (Spec 11170).

Horizontal Compactors

compactor-marathon

General
  • Used for high volumes of trash or cardboard.
  • Trash and cardboard containers must always be paired with one another, regardless of container type.
  • Containers smaller than 35 cubic yards may be used only with OWRR approval.
  • Do not use horizontal compactors at residence halls without written approval of OWRR and Housing and Residential Education.
  • Must meet ANSI and OSHA safety standards.
  • We consider compactors part of the building and require the design team to plan accordingly for them, including their purchase as part of the project.We recommend that the design team work with an equipment supplier early in the design process.
  • This information should be included in Section 11170 Solid Waste and Recycling Handling Equipment.
Cost

It is the responsibility of the project to spec, budget, order, receive, install, and pay the invoice for this equipment.

  • $21,000 per unit (approximate)
  • Allow 2 months for delivery of items and include freight and tax in your costing estimate.

The project design team must complete this table and include it in Section 11170 along with other information about relevant outdoor service area equipment.

Pad Requirements

See the Site and Space Planning page for pad requirements and drawings.

Style

Self-contained

Serviced By

Rolloff truck (see vehicle dimensions); also see pad dimensions for space requirements.

Standard Capacity

35 cubic yards

Dimensions
DimensionsDimensions not shown
  • Overall width: 8′ 0″ (2438 mm)
  • Ground Rollers: 8″ diameter x 6″ long with grease fittings
  • Guide Rollers: 4″ diameter x 6″ long with grease fittings
Horizontal Compactors
Size (cubic yards) A B C D** E lbs.
15 yd. (not used) 4′ 4″ 3′ 7″ 5′ 8″ 14′ 10″ 7′ 5″ 9,200
20 yd. 4′ 4″ 3′ 7″ 5′ 8″ 18′ 7′ 5″ 9,900
25 yd. 4′ 4″ 3′ 7″ 5′ 8″ 18′ 5″ 8′ 8″ 10,400
30 yd. 4′ 4″ 3′ 7″ 5′ 8″ 21′ 6″ 8′ 8″ 10,800
35 yd. 4′ (max) 41-43″ 5′ 7″ 23′ 2″ (max)> 8′ 9″ 11,000

* Overall height with hydraulic tailgate raised: 16′ 6″. Hoist should be equipped with selector valve (1500 PSI minimum) in order to control hydraulic tailgate.

** Call supplier for other lengths.

35 cubic yards is the standard size. Consult with OWRR for discussion of other size options.

35 Cubic Yard Charge Box Requirements
(area into which materials are loaded)
Charge Box Capacity (minimum)
(Mfrs. Rating) 2.0 cu. yd.
(WASTEC rating) 1.51 cu. yd.
Total Capacity 35 cu. yd.
Charge Box Opening 40-41″ L x 58-60″ W
Standard Loading Height 48″ (cart tippers may be necessary at some location such as dining facilities).
Doghouse Requirements

(area into which materials are loaded)

Collaboration with OWRR and EHS is required prior to purchase and installation. Doghouses must be designed with worker safety in mind. OSHA and ANSI safety standards shall be met (machine guard, etc.) Doghouse door must have micro or magnetic switches such that compactor can only be operated with the doors closed. Latches must be flush or approved by OWRR.

Sample Photos

Dog House Side Doors (Both Sides)
Dog House Side Doors (Both Sides)
Dog House Rear Door
Dog House Rear Door
Dog House Loading Dock
Dog House Loading Dock

Performance Data

  • Cycle Time: 30 sec.
  • Total Normal Force: 55,500 lbs.
  • Total Maximum Force: 63,000 lbs.
Hydraulic
  • Hydraulic Pump: 12 GPM
  • Normal Pressure: 2200 PSI
  • Maximum Pressure (min.): 2500 PSI
  • Normal Ram Face Pressure: 23.7 PSI
  • Maximum Ram Face Pressure: 25.9 PSI
  • Hydraulic Cylinder (2): Bore 4″, Rod 2-1/2″
  • Ram Penetration: 6″
Electrical

A Remote Power Unit remains on-site while the self-contained compactor container is taken to the landfill.

  • Remote Power Unit: Electrical Motor, Tri-Volt Option-480/VAC: 15 HP
  • Multi-cycle Timer: Electric Control Voltage: 120 VAC
  • Panel Box Assembly UL Rated and UL Rated Key Operated
    • 3 Push Button Station: Key Operated Start, Stop, Reverse
    • All Circuits Fused
    • Totally UL Listed for Outside Use

Note: OWRR prefers non-programmable relay and timer controllers.

Building wiring info

See the Site and Space Planning page for info on building wiring requirements for compactors. Please check electrical plans for the dock area and coordinate compactor requirements to match.

Required Features
  • Leak proof construction
  • Constructed of CQ prime hot rolled steel
  • Floor and rear door to be seven (7) gauge steel
  • 1/2 Door seal (full door seal may be required for wet waste applications)
  • 3″ Sump (used for wet waste situations)
  • Doghouse
  • Universal understructure
  • Wheels and guide rollers with grease fittings
  • 15′ Container guides or shorter guides depending on location and OWRR approval
  • Double-end pick-up
  • Pressure gauge
  • Solid breaker bar retainer teeth (needed to help keep material from springing back out of container)
  • 1/4″ Packer sides
  • Replaceable steel ram guides
  • Fire hose connection
Options

As an example, the Marathon Equipment and Baker’s Waste Equipment sites have several pages of options available for self-contained horizontal compactors. All options must be approved by OWRR.

Paint Info

General

  • Wash in acid bath, prime, and apply two coats of paint (see below).
  • Contact OWRR for paint color sample
  • Use an oxide primer. Paint and primer should each create a 2 mm coating.

Color requirements

Trash
  • UNC lamp post green
  • SHEBOYGAN: Ark dark green
Blue CompactorCardboard
  • Dark blue
  • SHEBOYGAN: Laidlaw blue

Contact OWRR for paint color sample and detailed paint information.

Known Suppliers

Bakers Waste Equipment, Inc.
Physical address, shipping, general mail:
Main Office, Cook Road Plant, 3670 Cook Road, Valdese, NC 28690
Telephone: 828-879-8222
Fax: 828-879-8557

Manufacturing Facility:
223 Baker Street, Morganton, NC
Telephone: 828-433-8622
Fax: 828-438-4796

Accounts receivable, payments:
Credit Department-BWE, 201 East Meeting Street, Morganton, NC 28655-3550
Chris Burns cburns@bwe-nc.com
Website: https://www.fleetgenius.com/

Bucks Fabricating
3547 Perry Highway, Hadley, PA 16130
Telephone: 800-233-0867
Fax: 724-253-3863
Email: sales@bucksfab.com
Website: https://bucksfab.com/

Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc.
Maxwell Taylor
2750 Highway 66 South, Kernersville, NC 27284
Telephone: 336-869-9900

Marathon Equipment Company
P.O. Box 1798, Vernon, AL 35592-1798
Website: http://www.marathonequipment.com/

Sales & Marketing:
Telephone: 800-269-7237
Fax: 205-695-8813

Service Department:
Telephone: 800-633-8974 or 205-695-9105
Fax: 205-695-7250

Galbreath
Highway 75 South, Route #1, P.O. Box 160, Ider, AL 35981
Telephone: 256-657-6140 or 800-964-6478 (Inside USA)
Fax: 256-657-6147
Website: https://www.galbreathproducts.com/
(They have an excellent website with detailed information about terms, installation, sizing, and selecting the best compactor for the situation.)

Nu-Life Environmental, Inc.
2266 Powdersville Rd., Easley, SC 29641
Telephone: 864-295-2183

Tri-Fab Metals, Inc., Solid Waste Containers
270 Industrial Drive, Mount Juliet, TN 37122-3014
Telephone: 615-758-6776
Fax: 615-758-6777

Waste Industries, Inc.
148 Stone Park Court, Durham, NC 27703
Telephone: 919-596-1363
Fax: 919-598-1852

+ These requirements are not based on a specific vendor. Some charts and several of the graphics are from the Marathon Equipment Company’s webpage.

The information in this section is supplemental to UNC Design Guidelines, Chapter V. Technical Design and Performance Standards, Section K. Division 11 – Equipment (Spec 11170).

OWRR will supply these containers.

General

95 gallon cartThe new cart style (as of 6/15/07) is the Schaefer Systems International 95 gallon roll cart. As of 6/15/07: The old style cart is no longer available: Heavy Duty Poly-Kart (3 wheel and lid) and Light Duty Poly-Kart (2 wheels and lid)-listed for historical information only. The heavy duty cart is now used for animal bedding.

These are used for the outdoor collection of bottles/cans, newspaper/magazines (including phone books) and mixed paper (in some areas).

All outdoor service areas should be designed to accommodate 3-5 of these carts. Residence halls require 7-9 carts.

Serviced By

Special recycling truck (see vehicle dimensions)

Capacity

95 gallons (Standard US Style Carts)

Dimensions

28″W x 32″D x 46″H (approximate footprint)
Previous footprint for old style carts: 36″W x 48″L x 40″H

Required Features

  • Carts must be compatible with hydraulic tipper (Standard US Style Cart)
  • Color is “BLU.1” with same same color lid
  • “UNC Chapel Hill Recycles” logo hot stamped in white on sides
  • Solid rubber wheels

Signage

OWRR will supply appropriate labels (same labels as used on the indoor recycling bins)

Possible Suppliers

Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc.
Maxwell Taylor, 2750 Highway 66 South, Kernersville, NC 27284
Telephone: 336-869-9900

Reserve Amount

Containers are provided by OWRR.

  • Approximately $60 per cart
  • Tax and shipping may be extra. Allow 2 months for delivery of items.

As of 6/15/07 this information is no longer applicable: Heavy Duty Poly-Kart (3 wheel and lid): $206 per unit (approximate), Light Duty Poly-Kart (2 wheels and lid): $80 per unit (approximate)-listed for historical information only.

Pad Requirements

See the Site and Space Planning page for pad requirements and drawings.

OWRR will supply these containers.

General

These are used for collection of animal bedding.

All outdoor service areas should be designed to accommodate 5-10 of these carts.  High volume areas need special planning and equipment (dump stations).

Serviced By

To Be Determined.

Capacity

48 gallons

Dimensions

To Be Updated (approximate footprint)

Required Features

Carts must be compatible with hydraulic tipper as used on residential style garbage truck.

Signage

OWRR will supply appropriate labels.

Possible Suppliers

To Be Determined.

Reserve Amount

Containers are provided by OWRR.

  • TBD per unit
  • Tax and shipping may be extra.

Pad Requirements

See the Site and Space Planning page for pad requirements and drawings.

General

ToterToter (extra heavy)
These are used for the outdoor collection of food waste from dining facilities.

Serviced By

Food waste collection truck (see vehicle dimensions)

Capacity

64 Gallons

Dimensions

31.5″ D x 24.25″ W x 43.0″ H

Required Features

  • Must be compatible with hydraulic tipper as used on contractor’s truck.
  • “UNC Chapel Hill Recycles” logo hot stamped in white on lid.

Known Sources

Solid Waste Systems, Inc.
P.O. Box 351, Garner, NC 27598
Telephone: 919-989-8884 or 800-336-5278

Toter, Inc.
PO Box 5338, 841 Meacham Road, Statesville, NC 28677
Telephone: 704-872-8171
Fax: 704-878-0734
Industrial/Commercial/Institutional Sales Division Toll Free: 800-772-0071
Retail Sales Division Toll Free: 800-424-0422
Website: https://www.toter.com/
Email: toter@toter.com

Reserve Amount

  • Containers are provided by food waste contractor.
  • 64 Gallon Toter $125 per unit (approximate)
  • Tax and shipping may be extra. Allow 2 months for delivery of items.

Pad Requirements

See the Site and Space Planning page for pad requirements and drawings.

The food vendor and their grease contractor will supply these containers.

General

Any kitchen or food preparation area that generates cooking grease must have a grease collection container. The food vendor (Campus Dining Services, Doubletree, etc.) is responsible for managing the contract for this service.

Serviced By

Grease collection truck (see vehicle dimensions)

Capacity

Grease ContainerFor high volume areas, a small dumpster type container (see far right) may be used. This container is serviced by a tractor trailer and requires a large pick up area. Smaller drums may also be used for smaller generation areas or spaces with limited access.

Note: Grease collection containers with a capacity of 55 gallons or more may require a spill protection plan. Consult with the UNC Environment, Health and Safety Office for more details.

Dimensions

Contact service provider for detailed information.

Known Suppliers

Single 55 Gallon DrumBrooks Contractor
1195 Beal Rd., Goldston, NC 27252
Contact: Dean Brooks
Telephone: 919-837-5914
Fax: 919-837-5097
Email: brooksco@centernet.net

Carolina By-Products
2410 Randolph Ave., P.O. Drawer 20687, Greensboro, NC 27420
Telephone: 336-333-3030

Reserve Amount

Containers are usually provided by contractor.

This information supports and supplements information included in the UNC-Chapel Hill Design Guidelines—specifically, Chapter V: Section 02475 B and Section 12300. Contact Amy Preble at 919-962-5169 for more information.

These containers must be purchased (or supplied) by the project or customer. Contact OWRR for assistance when ordering equipment.

General

Giles Horney CabinetsRecycling cabinets are used in public areas where a more formal appearance is needed. These areas include hallways (outside classrooms and auditoriums), lobbies, pre-function areas, lounges and other areas where people congregate.

There are three ways to get these recycling cabinets.

  1. The project can build them to OWRR’s requirements.
  2. They can be built and supplied by UNC-Chapel Hill Carpentry Shop.
  3. The project can order them from a local cabinet maker.

It must also be clear as to how the cabinets will be supplied–ordered from an outside supplier, built by the project, or ordered from the UNC-Chapel Hill carpentry shop. (See installation and notes.)

Reserve Amount

Indoor cabinets may be built by the project or ordered by the project. Funding for the cabinets must either be part of the project budget or reserves. It is the project’s responsibility to design, order, receive and install the cabinets. The project design team must complete this table for custom recycling cabinets and include it in this section along with other information about the cabinet requirements listed in Section 12300

When cabinets are built as part of project

The project must purchase the inside containers for each cabinet. Rubbermaid Brute 32 gallon containers should be used. Note: no lids are needed.

When cabinets are ordered thru the UNC-Chapel Hill Carpentry Shop

There will be an hourly charge plus materials. Contact the shop supervisor for an estimate.

Style

Custom cabinets (made to house plastic recycling bins)

Serviced By

Indoor Truck (see vehicle dimensions)

Capacity

35 gallon (standard)

Suppliers

UNC-Chapel Hill Carpentry Shop
Building Services
Giles F. Horney Building, CB #1800,
Chapel Hill, NC 27599-1800

Customer Service/Work Requests: 919-962-3456
Shop Supervisor: 919-962-6678

Installation and Other Notes

OWRR must be notified so that we can label the cabinets and add the locations to the pick-up schedule.

When ordering these bins from outside suppliers or the UNC-Chapel Hill Carpentry Shop

The project is responsible for designating space on the drawings, reserving the funds, selecting the laminates, ordering, receiving, and paying the invoice. (The supplier or carpentry shop are to install the cabinets themselves.)

OWRR is available to assist with placing the order. OWRR must be notified when the cabinets have arrived so that we can label them and get them on a pick-up schedule.

If the project plans to build cabinets

Contact Facilities Planning Project Manager.

The project is responsible for designating space on the drawings, providing detailed drawings of the cabinets (to the requirements listed here), selecting the laminates, and building and installing the cabinets.

OWRR will review the drawings to verify locations, dimensions, and details. Prior to building occupation, OWRR must be notified so that we can label the cabinets and get the location on a pick-up schedule.

All locations, dimensions, lid openings and finishes must be included in project documents and a copy given to OWRR before construction documents are finalized.

These containers are supplied by OWRR. Contact OWRR to order equipment.

General

Rubbermaid BinThe Rubbermaid bins are used in any area where a recycling bin is needed.  Bottle/Can bins have a gray lid with a circular hole for beverage containers.  Lids are sometimes used on paper bins in high traffic areas to help keep contamination and trash out of the bins.

Unit Cost

Supplied by OWRR.  When ordering from distributor, allow 4-6 weeks for delivery.

  • Bin: 2632 Rubbermaid Brute 32 gallon-$18.95 (approximate per bin cost)
  • Lid: 2631 Lid for Rubbermaid Brute 32 gallon-$5.20 (approx. per lid cost)

Plus shipping and handling

Style

Rubbermaid Brute

Serviced By

Indoor Truck (see vehicle dimensions)

Capacity

32 gallon (standard)

Dimensions

22″ diameter x 27.5″ H (height 31.5″ with wheels)
Allow a footprint of 2′ x 2′ for each bin.

Lids

Lids must be used for Bottle/Can bins.
4″ holes are cut by the UNC-Chapel Hill carpentry shop.

Lids without holes may be used for paper bins located in hallways and other high traffic areas.

Labels

These bins must be ordered with the “UNC-Chapel Hill Recycles” logo screen printed on the bins.  The logo size is 10.5″.  Artwork is on file with the supplier listed below. (A $2 per bin charge is included in the prices listed.)

Upon installation, OWRR will apply stickers for Bottles/Cans, Office Fiber, Newspapers/Magazines, and Trash.  The containers come with the “UNC-Chapel Hill Recycles” logo on them.

Color Info

  • Bin: Blue
  • Lid: Gray (blue lids are no longer available)

Current Supplier

Carolina Janitorial & Maintenance Supply
State term contract: 56-1931812 (Rubbermaid Products)
1401 S. Bloodworth Street, Raleigh, NC 27610-3901
Steve Cooke or Richard Eason
Telephone: 919-755-6290 or 800-508-6789
Fax: 919-755-6292
Email: sales@cjms.com

Installation

Contact OWRR to coordinate delivery and installation.

General

Recycling sites must have three containers. One for trash, one for bottles/cans, and one for newspapers. They must be located adjacent to one another as pictured. They should be placed with the trash container closest to the area highest in traffic. The bottle/can bin should be the middle bin and the newspaper bin should be next. Locations must be approved by Grounds (919-962-0785) and OWRR (919-962-1442) to review service and installation issues. All containers shall be located on an accessible path of travel per the ADA and State Building Code.

Contact OWRR for assistance when ordering.

Reserve Amount

It is the responsibility of the project to reserve the funds, order the equipment, receive it, install it, and pay the invoice for the equipment.

  • Recycling: $1268 per unit (approximate)
  • Trash: $1018 per unit (approximate)
  • Tax and shipping may be extra, allow at least 2 months for order to be delivered.

The project design team must complete this table and include it, along with other information about walkway containers, in Section 02870.

Pad Requirements

See the Site and Space Planning page for pad requirements and drawings.

Installation

Containers ordered as part of a capital project are to be installed by the project. Note that containers placed above membranes for rooftop gardens and other storm water retention projects may require special installation.

Containers purchased outside of a capital project, contact OWRR to coordinate installation. Installation requires coordination with the following shops: Grounds, Mason, Carpentry, OWRR.

Serviced By

John Deere GatorGator. Grounds empties the trash and OWRR empties the recycling bins.

Style

Victor Stanley, Inc. (Ironsites, All Steel Bethesda Series Litter Receptacle)

Capacity

45-gallon (standard)

Dimensions

  • Recycling (with lid): 28″D x 47 1/2″H
  • Trash: 28″D x 40 3/4″H

Lids

Lids shall be 13 1/8″ from base of lid to top of dome (total height).

  • Bottle/Cans: 8″ round opening is centered beneath the three post dome lid (see labels below).
  • Newspapers: A custom-designed 4″ x 12″ rectangular opening with three post dome lid. Note: the opening must be properly aligned with the posts and labels on the top of the dome (see labels below).
  • Trash: standard tapered spun-steel lid

Labels

Custom labeling for the recycling bins must be requested when placing an order. The labeling around the band on the body and on the dome lid will be factory installed. Upon installation, OWRR will apply stickers for Bottles & Cans and Newspapers. These important label installation instructions must be included in the order requirements. Click on the image to the right to see a larger picture of the layout.

  • The base of the triangle formed by the posts is always the front of the bin. The newspaper opening must be parallel with the base of the triangle.
  • The labels on the top of the dome must be centered. They also must be positioned such that they are aligned with the base of the triangle formed by the posts. (In doing this, they should also line up with the back post so that the “Y” is the exact center.)

Layout for S-2 VSI Recycle Lid Label (custom design, special size)

2550-04a

  • Graphics Application: The graphics will be printed onto a pressure sensitive decal and applied to a pre-powder-coated lid.
  • Label Size: 12″ diameter trimmed
  • Label Material Color: Recycle arch: clear, center circle: white
  • Image Colors: Recycle arch: PMS 542, White; center circle: PMS 542, Black

Layout for S-45 Steel Band Label (custom design, standard size)

2550-03a

  • Graphics Application: The graphics will be printed onto a pressure sensitive decal and applied to the top steel band of the receptacle.
  • Label Size: 5 7/8″ x 37 1/2″ trimmed
  • Label Material Color: Clear
  • Image Colors: PMS 542, White (interior of letters), Black (heels)

Trash: no labels needed

Paint Info

Tavern Square Green

Campus Standard Supplier

Victor Stanley, Inc.
P.O. Drawer 330,
Dunkirk, MD 20754
Toll Free: 800-368-2573 (USA & Canada)
Telephone: 301-855-8300
Fax: 410-257-7579
Website: https://www.victorstanley.com/
Sales Department: sales@victorstanley.com
General Information: info@victorstanley.com
Customer Service Department: customerservice@victorstanley.com

Victory Stanley, Inc. Contact

Jeff Hasley
PO Box 79277
Charlotte, NC 28271-7062
Toll Free: 704-362-5880
Mobile: 704-962-5133
Fax: 704-362-5882
Email: jeff.hasley@HasleyAssociates.com

The information in this section can be found in the UNC Design Guidelines, Chapter V. Technical Design and Performance Standards, B. Division 2 – Site Work (Spec 02870).


The information on this page is supplemental to UNC Design Guidelines, Chapter V. Technical Design and Performance Standards, Section K. Division 11 – Equipment (Spec 11170) and Section L. Division 12 – Furnishings (12300).