American Made Trash Cans

[INSP380]

I have 3 of what I call the R2 units....one Sunoco and one Pepsi and one just in Red. Love these old cans and they are freakin heavy! Made in the US of A....

Steve

 

[LS6 Tommy]

We are Rubbermaid dealers and it's kind of like tool. If you have a commercial establishment you can buy quality once or junk over and over. For a home shop it may not make sense but commercially these (unpainted) sell very well. I believe these are FM California fire rated and that's required in healthcare and some schools.

Rubbermaid is the snap on of the trash can business

That "bullet" can is all we ever used to use in the schools before the takeover of the plastic cans.

Tommy

 

[NUTTSGT]

Thread cleaned up and posts deleted. Let's not have a internet ******* match over trashcans please.

 

[Sgt Beavis]

I didn't know that website existed. Bookmarked for future reference.

 

[LegacyIndustrial]

We purchased a can and (2) signs. Smooth transaction and can't wait to see them in person. Will update when they land.

 

[gpflepsen]

It's american made too? I may get this. I been spending too much of my damn time on RSCLegacy while I could be doing this. Priority check!

 

[softailgarage]

Just curious: who (or wasn't) was your market on these things? Did you have them up on a website? I wonder if shipping's a killer on these with UPS/FedEx and their newer dimensional/weigh pricing scheme.

I had them listed on Craigslist, and also carted them around a couple swap meets. I currently have 2 listed on CL, on sale today only for $165.00... not 1 call yet.