Standardized structural systems, built to scale

metroSTOR products are standardized structural systems designed for repeatable deployment across housing, commercial, public, and recovery environments. Each system is defined by physical format, deposit type, and smart-system compatibility, making it easier to maintain consistency in durability, performance, and rollout across different sites and applications.

The metoSTOR Product Family

The metroSTOR product family is organized around three core deployment types: cart-scale systems, dumpster and high-volume systems, and retrofit systems. This makes it easier to choose the right product for the operating environment while maintaining a consistent infrastructure approach across the wider portfolio.

Cart-scale
systems

Smaller-format enclosed systems designed for organics, shared waste and recycling, and public deposit environments where day-to-day usability and durable containment both matter.

Dumpster and high-volume systems

Larger-capacity systems designed for high-volume containment, controlled deposit, and long-term performance in shared or regulated environments.

Retrofit
systems

Upgrade systems designed to add structured deposit and smarter control to compatible existing assets without full replacement.

Controlled deposit infrastructure

All metroSTOR products are designed as part of a wider controlled-deposit infrastructure approach. That means they are built not only for containment, but for consistency, durability, and integration with smarter access and long-term support where needed.

Across the range, products are developed to support secure enclosure, cleaner participation, long service life, and repeatable deployment across portfolios, districts, and programs. metroSTOR is infrastructure architecture, not a collection of one-off products.

Choose by application and operating need

Different environments require different physical formats, servicing methods, and participation controls. Some products are optimized for organics. Others are built for public deposit, high-volume containment, or retrofit deployment across existing assets.

What stays consistent is the metroSTOR approach: durable controlled-deposit infrastructure that can be selected by site need while remaining aligned to a wider system logic.