Short answer: yes, our trash can factory can supply bolt-down kits for most outdoor, commercial, and heavy-duty bins. They are normally optional accessories, because anchoring needs vary by surface and wind exposure. If you are placing a new order, tell us the bin model, mounting surface, and expected wind load. We will quote the correct kit: stainless or galvanized bolts, washers, anchor sleeves, drill template, and installation instructions. Some bins come pre-drilled; others need field drilling. If you already own bins from another supplier, we may still be able to match a kit if the base pattern is compatible.

When would you source separately? If your current factory does not stock anchors, if you need a specialty anchor for unstable ground, or if local building codes require a specific engineered fastener. In those cases, buy from a fastener supplier. Match the anchor to the substrate: wedge anchors for cured concrete, sleeve anchors for brick or block, lag shields for wood, and helical ground anchors or concrete footings for soil. Use stainless steel in coastal or wet areas to prevent rust.

Before ordering, confirm bolt diameter, thread length, hole pattern, base thickness, and whether the bin has a built-in anchoring channel. A cheap kit that does not match can crack the base or fail in high wind. If you are unsure, request a drill template and load rating. Many factories can also reinforce the base or add anchor points during production. That is usually cheaper than retrofitting later.

So, the practical path is: ask your trash can factory first. If they sell a bolt-down kit, buy it with the bins for guaranteed fit. If not, source anchors separately from a reputable fastener supplier, and follow local codes. Either way, anchor the bin to the correct surface with corrosion-resistant hardware.