A container and a method of fabrication thereof, the container comprising side walls, a front wall and a back wall, the walls extending from a base wall to a top edge of the container, and defining an inner cavity, wherein the front wall comprises an upper part and a lower part recessed inward from the upper part, the lower part comprising facing walls extending inwardly from an external surface of the upper part to a recessed wall, the facing walls and the recessed wall extending downwardly to the base wall; each one of the two facing walls supporting an engaging element, the two engaging elements facing each other; and a grab bar is secured in rotation between the two facing walls, a first end thereof engaging with a first one of the engaging elements and a second end thereof engaging with a second one of the engaging elements.

A receptacle comprising a one-piece molded body having opposing end walls and opposing side walls interconnecting the end walls and a bottom collectively defining an inner cavity with an upward facing opening, the body having an upper portion and a lower portion, wherein the opposing end walls have integral upper handles extending therefrom which are contoured and extend from the upper portion of the body, and wherein the lower portion of the body defines integral lower handles defined in each side of the body so that the receptacle may be lifted from any side thereof. Some forms of the receptacle further having a cover and/or a cart, and methods relating to all the aforesaid items.

A trash receptacle with a collapsible construction configured to allow a user to collapse the receptacle and remove each of the pieces to be manually cleaned or washed in a dishwasher. The collapsible garbage container may allow a user to clean their garbage container in the dishwasher by providing a plurality of pieces that are easy to disassemble for purposes of maintaining a clean and sanitary garbage container and to minimize bad odor and insects which may be attracted to the smell of garbage.

A waste receptacle storage and transportation container is an apparatus utilized to securely hold multiple waste receptacles. The apparatus includes a pallet base, a container frame, and a lateral wall for holding waste receptacles in place on the pallet base. The pallet base enables the apparatus to be lifted via forklift or pallet jack. The apparatus additionally includes a plurality of retaining flanges that enable another instance of the apparatus to be stacked on top of the apparatus. A first support gusset and a second support gusset are utilized to improve structural support of the lateral wall. Waste receptacles within the apparatus are held snug and prevented from shifting by a restraining rail positioned on an interior surface of the lateral wall as well as by a restraining cable that is removably connected across an open end of the apparatus.

A container with an opening for receiving items for later disposal is disclosed. The container includes a container body with a bottom and a sidewall extending upwards from the bottom, as well as a removable lid to close the container. The container also includes a lock to lock the lid to the container. An engagement structure is provided on a side opposite the lock to prevent separation of the lid from the container body. The container may be stackable by including complementary male and female structures on the bottom and the lid. The container may also include a handle adjacent the bottom that contacts the ground when the container rests on the ground.

A flip trash can, including: a trash can body for containing trash, a lid, a locking member, a clamping piece on the locking member, a clamping portion on the lid and a flip-limiting structure. The lid and the locking member are hingedly connected to an opening of the trash can body, and arranged coaxially through the hinged shaft. The clamping piece is matched with the clamping portion. The clamping piece is configured to engage with or disengage from the clamping portion to respectively realize engagement and disengagement between the lid and the locking member. The flip-limiting structure is connected to the locking member to drive the locking member to turn over relative to the trash can body, thereby driving the lid to turn over relative to the trash can body.

An improved bin for receiving, storing or shipping goods, products or debris which has a horizontally-oriented bottom portion with at least two pairs of fork lift fork receiving channels, wherein each pair of fork lift fork receiving channels extends through the bottom portion, and wherein each fork lift fork receiving channel has a fork receiving port that is enclosed by a port top, two port sides and a port bottom; and at least one vertically-oriented wall disposed around a periphery of the bottom portion, thereby defining an open-top bin which allows for lifting the bin in an upright position using a forklift, and which allows for inverting the bin by rotating a forklift fork such that the a weight of the bin is supported by two or more of the port bottoms of the fork receiving ports. A self-spacing stacking feature is also available in some embodiments.

A fixing structure for lid assembly and disassembly of a trash can, including a hanging structure. The trash can includes a trash can body, a lid and a connecting part. The hanging structure includes a groove and a hanging part. The groove is provided on an outer side wall of the trash can body. The hanging part is provided on the lid. The hanging part and the groove are configured to be engaged with or disengaged from each other to enable the attachment of the lid to the trash can body or the detachment of the lid from the trash can body. When the connecting part is disengaged from the lid, the lid is hung on a side of the trash can body.