Need this for wooden cabinet to hold small trash bag?
353509
Nope, barely goes into plasterboard so will be a nightmare going into wood. use a good ol screw or nail instead or better still those little screw in hooks.
353510
I doubt a wooden cabinet would be thick enough for this to work- you basically need drywall with space behind it for the metal to maneuver. As far as holding a small trash bag, it's definitely strong enough for that.
1348583
I returned mine. Too small for kitchen trash. I thought bags were on expensive side
2259661
It has a handle, and you could perhaps hang it from the handle, but you would not want to put too much weight on that. Otherwise, you could set it in a basket mounted to your cabinet.
1538522
Look at http://www.rev-a-shelf.com/p-272-double-top-mount-1-5-face-frame-wood-waste-containers.aspx?variant=916
189531
No. I used it for a replacement trash can for my under the sink slide out trash or recycle bins.
1052705
If you just wanted to use the unit as a holder for a trash bag, yes. The Dekor brand liners are rolled and sized to fit in the top part of the unit, and pull down to create the next bag, with a cutter on the inside of the door. If you are looking for a trash bag holder for any bag, this unit would be cumbersome, used in that manner.
590684
sorry, don't know the answer to that. I would thing that you could maybe use a trash can? As long as it's the same size opening, it should be ok?
1345173
Should be just fine for holding small boxesYou can also tape the box lid to the clear cover if box is to bigI was very pleased with the price and quality of these bins
57621
The trash can itself is abouat 3" from the back of the cabinet when in closed position. There is also about an inch or two left in the front between that trash can and the door, allowing for the handle in folded position. I didn't use this for trash, I used it to organize all my small tupperware type things and lids. Wonderful! It pulls out and I just have to reach to find instead of sitting on the floor and digging through the "avalanche".
784924
Regular plastic grocery bags will be too small for this trash can. For the smaller models they will work. They are not as neat as a simple human trash bags though.
606552
I don't think this would work well as a garbage can because the opening is small and it would be impossible to get the bag out once full.
1917173
it would work fine. Add afew baskets to the shelf for smaller things like rags and gloves
2083196
Probably but I save $$ by just using the plastic shopping bags given by the supermarkets and by not purchasing garbage bags at all. Any plastic bag with side handles will work as you fold the bag over the top and the side handles hook around the structure to keep it in place. We love ours as we have a trash chute in our bldg where we need to keep our bags of waste to a minimum- and the contraption conceals nicely under our sink cabinet. Highly recommended!!
500922
Yes. You attach brackets to the inside of the door that attaches to the drawer frame. Once installed you pull on the door and the bucket slides out. It only pulls out 3/4 of the way so to pull out the bag or bucket, you need to pull the drawer off the rails but other than that it works great. I have it by my sink to hold garbage. It is perfect for that. Not big enough for all the regular trash.
2221557
You could a small can, but it would be wiser to get the roll out trash bin. Use the slide n stack to organize under the sink instead.
2032178
Works for Wood posts -- has screws that snug it in place given wood post... should work fine.
359372
It would hold small items such as the small screw driver. It is pretty strong, but not "industrial" :-)