• Prevention of fungi and mold: the pressure treatment of the wood eliminates fungal spores, reducing biological degradation and extraordinary maintenance over time.
• Integrated dispenser: the availability of bags on-site encourages responsible waste collection, limiting contamination of public ground.
• Key lock: protects the bags from unauthorized access and prevents accidental waste dispersion.
• Consistent visual identity: pole, sign, and dispenser customizable in color allow coordination with the municipal or park image and facilitate recognition by users.
• Generous capacity: 20-liter bin and 500 bags in the dispenser reduce the frequency of emptying and refilling in moderate-traffic areas.
• Stable vertical installation: total height of 2280 mm ensures ergonomic access and visibility even in crowded green spaces.

The dog station is designed for public outdoor spaces where waste separation for animal waste becomes a priority: urban and peri-urban parks, where the density of leashed dogs is significant; municipal gardens with dedicated walking areas; nature trails and trekking zones where environmental responsibility is required by both ordinances and collective awareness.

It is suitable for public management (municipalities, regional parks) and private structures with public access (farmhouses, accommodation facilities with green areas, sports clubs). The simple construction and absence of electromechanical components make it suitable also for rural and mountain contexts, where specialized technical maintenance is limited.

Choose this dog station when the goal is long-term reliability with minimal routine maintenance. The pressure treatment of the wood guarantees biological resistance without the use of toxic paints, a relevant element in environments frequented by children and animals.

It is the correct choice for administrations that require integrated solutions (bin, dispenser, and signage in a single installation) without managing multiple suppliers. The generous capacity of the dispenser (500 bags) and the bin (20 liters) reduces weekly maintenance cycles, decreasing operational costs in medium-traffic areas.

Operational prerequisite: availability of vertical space (h 2280 mm) and a stable flat surface for anchoring. Color customization becomes essential if visual integration with the context (municipal corporate identity, park design) is a priority over standardization.

What is the difference between pressure treatment and simple wood painting?

The pressure treatment (autoclave) penetrates the wood, eliminating fungal and bacterial spores in depth, protecting the structure itself from rotting and deformation over time. Painting only acts on the surface and does not prevent moisture absorption or internal biological development. In an outdoor public context, pressure treatment extends the useful life by 5-7 years.

Is the dispenser truly rodent or insect proof?

The powder-coated steel dispenser offers superior mechanical resistance compared to plastics, but it is not hermetically sealed. Bags remain accessible to small rodents if they remain exposed inside for long periods. Weekly emptying is recommended in high-traffic areas, with higher frequency during hot or humid seasons.

Is it possible to customize the colors of the pole, sign, and dispenser?

Yes. Pole, sign, and dispenser are available in different colors upon request, allowing coordination with municipal visual identity or the park theme. Check with the supplier for standard options and custom painting lead times.

What safety and environmental regulations must this dog station comply with?

The product must comply with structural safety regulations for public furniture (stability, absence of dangerous edges) and regulations relating to wood treatments (EU Reg. 305/2011 on construction products). Pressure treatment excludes the use of pentachlorophenol (PCP) and arsenic, aligning with European standards for products in indirect contact with food and people. Check the supplier’s technical documentation for specific certifications.

What is the recommended frequency for emptying the bin and refilling the dispenser?

In medium-traffic areas (50-100 dogs per day), emptying the bin 2-3 times a week is sufficient to manage the 20 liters. The 500-bag dispenser requires weekly refilling. In high-traffic areas, increase to daily emptying. Frequency depends on the specific site density of use.

Is an underground anchor necessary or can it be fixed to the surface?

The total height of 2280 mm and the mass of the structure require a robust anchorage. The pole must be fixed to an underground concrete foundation or to a surface plate bolted down, according to local stability calculations (wind, accidental load). Installation without structural anchoring is not recommended in busy public environments.