The picture shows the pull out trash can is attached to the back of the door. When you pull on the door, you pull out the trash can. Is it so?
450070
That's how it works. The door is connected to the track system that the trash can is mounted to.
450071
Yes, the rack that holds the can is attached to your existing door. Once installed, you pull the door and the can slides out on the attached slides. Just make sure that you check measurements. Fits standard under sink door, but verify it clears your under sink plumbing.
450072
Yes however the frame the can sits in is attached to the door so when you pull on the door the frame glides out with the can nested in the frame.
450073
We mounted ours just to the inside bottom of the cabinet, so you have to open the door them pull the trash can out. The door is on the hinges that it came with.
450074
You have to buy the door kit for it to work like that. If you don't it just opens like a normal cabinet and you have to pull the trash can out separately. We had ours that way for a while and it was a pain. Get the door kit like in the picture and it's way better.
450075
That is correct. As shown by the picture the track slides out with the trash can
1015191
Yes. It is always open as depicted in the photo. It is a very small trash can, though. I use it at my office desk for "dry trash" and it works well for such.
761766
Yes the handle is part of the rack/stand that you pull out of the cabinet. The garbage can sits on it. It glides right out.
147063
I haven't tried it but I checked it out and it looks like if you were to remove 2 screws at the top of the can one in front and one in back the divider will come out. But there are two plastic rings that fit on the top of the can, one for each side that the trash bags tuck around to hold them in place. this might cause a problem as they would still be down the center. I guess you could remove them and just put the bag over the entire can and put the lid on to hold the bags.
1741006
No the door needs to be removed and attached to the shelves. You use the original door it becomes the front of the pull out shelf. I have one and it's great. I took out two of the shelves because I wanted to use it for taller bottles like olive oil etc. If you look at the picture, you will see the front of the shelves is the cabinet door.
2091516
It is easy access with the pull out shelves, but you will have to open the door fully to have the shelves be able to pull out entirely. Same as one of the previous review mentioned. The shelves are on tracks.
1954196
There are 2 screws on the outside of the door that are removed, then the whole thing pulls out. On the other side there is a cover that pops off with a screwdriver that exposes the internal parts. When you get it it will be obvious. Kind of hard to explain and I put them in a month or so ago and don't remember the specifics, but I do remember it was pretty much a "no-brainer". They look really good and work perfectly. They don't look or feel cheap. Good Luck
2048715
There are 2 spring loaded flappers on the underside. You hold it over the trash bin and pinch each one open to empty. Plus there is a little comb to clean the brushes. I love mine.
353767
The door where you put everything/take everything out has a hook latch. It takes took hands to open & close it...hope this helps...
1680900
Dear Customer, The hook on the In-Cabinet Trash Can measures 3/4 (0.75) inches at the attachment for the door. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Thank you, simplehuman
621346
Once you push the tab to open the plastic access door it should lift right out with no problem. Nothing holds it in place but gravity, there are no clips or tabs keeping the dust bin inside.
1385749
I would not call it a "pull out" basket. The bin is a separate piece from the shredder. The shredding unit sits on top of the bin, and will not operate unless it is firmly in place. To empty the bin you have to lift the shredder off the top. It is quite top-heavy, and a bit cumbersome, and it's hard not to get tiny shreds of paper all over. I think this is pretty standard for shredders like this in general. I usually unplug it and take the whole thing into the garage to empty it. In fact, I put the whole thing bin and all into a plastic garbage bag before I separate the two parts, so the confetti is contained in the bag. I would not call it a "pull out" basket. The bin is a separate piece from the shredder. The shredding unit sits on top of the bin, and will not operate unless it is firmly in place. To empty the bin you have to lift the shredder off the top. It is quite top-heavy, and a bit cumbersome, and it's hard not to get tiny shreds of paper all over. I think this is pretty standard for shredders like this in general. I usually unplug it and take the whole thing into the garage to empty it. In fact, I put the whole thing bin and all into a plastic garbage bag before I separate the two parts,... » Read More I would not call it a "pull out" basket. The bin is a separate piece from the shredder. The shredding unit sits on top of the bin, and will not operate unless it is firmly in place. To empty the bin you have to lift the shredder off the top. It is quite top-heavy, and a bit cumbersome, and it's hard not to get tiny shreds of paper all over. I think this is pretty standard for shredders like this in general. I usually unplug it and take the whole thing into the garage to empty it. In fact, I put the whole thing bin and all into a plastic garbage bag before I separate the two parts, so the confetti is contained in the bag. « Show Less
131499
To throw trash away, you lift up on the handle and a door swings up easily from the back. This can be locked closed by sliding the handle back. To place a trash bag or empty it, you pull out on the front of the frame of the top to completely remove it. The lid stays on tight once snapped on, while it is easy to remove it won't come off unless you want it to. I hope this makes sense. I have been very happy with mine.
1814197
There is a handle. Removing the door would require unscrewing several screws and rescrewing to put back together
631527
It does pull out. I love this shredder, works well each time. I keep both buttons off until I use it. When it does get full, it needs to be dumped out for recycing. 100% satisfied.
283426
We have this can, and *most* of the time it keeps him out (a mini-Aussie). However, even when it stays shut, he has managed to remove the bag (leaving the trash inside the can). He sometimes gets it open by pulling up on the back of the can. I've come downstairs to find he popped the back off with the lock still in place.Of course, it depends on what is in the can as to how determined he is to get into it.
2196269
It is a cinch to remove the genie from the disposal. Mine sits in the opening 24/7. I always keep an extra one on hand for the folks who see mine and want one of their own. Love it!