The Active Duty Recycling Credenza in an ADA-accessible height brings flexible recycling solutions to a wider range of spaces across the floorplate. Shallower and lower in height than our standard line, the compact footprint fits comfortably in cafés, meeting spaces, narrow end-cap corridors, and other environments where accessibility and efficient use of space are priorities.
Each receptacle accommodates a 12.5-gallon bin, making these configurations an ideal choice for lower-traffic areas with moderate capacity needs. Consistent design details across the Active Duty Credenza collection ensure seamless coordination with the broader Active Duty Credenza collection for cohesive applications across the floorplate.
The Active Duty Recycling Credenza in an ADA-accessible height brings flexible recycling solutions to a wider range of spaces across the floorplate. Shallower and lower in height than our standard line, the compact footprint fits comfortably in cafés, meeting spaces, narrow end-cap corridors, and other environments where accessibility and efficient use of space are priorities.
Each receptacle accommodates a 12.5-gallon bin, making these configurations an ideal choice for lower-traffic areas with moderate capacity needs. Consistent design details across the Active Duty Credenza collection ensure seamless coordination with the broader Active Duty Credenza collection for cohesive applications across the floorplate.
Today’s schools and universities are evolving faster than ever. Classrooms flex between lecture and collaboration. Libraries double as social hubs. Student lounges support both commuters and campus residents. Faculty spaces must balance productivity with wellness.
Healthcare facilities must support a wide range of users, from patients and visitors to clinicians and administrative teams. Thoughtfully designed storage helps meet these diverse needs across the facility.
Heartwork’s work in healthcare grew out of our experience designing storage systems for complex, high-performance workplaces. Long before entering healthcare, we were already addressing many of the same challenges: density, shared spaces, strict operational requirements, and environments where people work under cognitive and time pressure.
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