WASTE MANAGEMENT: KITCHEN ORGANIZATION FOR A BETTER FUTURE  

Recycling and composting, we do it for ourselves, for our children, for the future of the planet, but we also do it because a well-organized kitchen is so much easier to manage! At Rocheleau, we offer ingenious solutions to help you better manage your waste! And what if we took a serious step this year?  

Sorting solutions are very simple to integrate into your space and are now more functional than ever. The proposed solutions include sliding and multi-bin sorting stations, with or without dampers. 

DO YOUR PART, CHOOSE THE SORTING STATION.  

To throw waste in the right place (table waste, waste, recyclable material), sustainable development experts suggest placing our 3 bins in the same area near the food preparation area. Thus, it becomes even simpler to dispose of and sort our residual materials. To do so, two options are available. You can install a sliding drawer with 2 or 3 integrated bins. You can also install your bins on a sliding unit in one of your cupboards. You can efficiently choose the number and configuration of your bins between 9 and 36 L.  

Designer's tip: Make the most of your space and choose a built-in compost bin or small counter bin. You'll simply have to slide kitchen scraps into the bin. Voilà, you're composting!

SAY GOODBYE TO ODOURS WITH CHARCOAL FILTERS

Sorting residual materials at home results in odours! This is indeed a concern for many consumers. However, lids with integrated charcoal filters make odours a thing of the past. With the lid, the trash closes tightly which prevents odours from spreading. The charcoal filter absorbs and eliminates odours at the source for several months before it needs to be replaced.  

 

At Rocheleau, we are convinced that, with the right sorting solution, managing your organic and recyclable materials at home will even be fun! In addition, it feels great to know that we are doing our part for the planet and for the future of our children.  Let's work together to create sustainable spaces that respect the environment!

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