What are the fire safety regulations specific to WPC outdoor trash cans in urban areas?

WPC (Wood-Plastic Composite) outdoor trash cans in urban areas must comply with specific fire safety regulations to ensure public safety. Municipal codes typically require these waste receptacles to be manufactured with fire-retardant materials that meet established flame spread ratings. Proper placement regulations mandate minimum distances from buildings (usually 10-15 feet) and clear access for emergency responders. Regular maintenance schedules are enforced to prevent accumulation of combustible materials. Many cities require smoke detection systems near high-capacity trash cans in dense urban centers. Compliance with ASTM E84 standards for surface burning characteristics is commonly mandated. Installation guidelines often specify non-combustible foundations and adequate ventilation to prevent heat buildup. Urban authorities frequently conduct fire safety inspections to ensure WPC trash cans don't create fire hazards in public spaces.