Tilt Out Trash Cabinet 10 Gallon Wooden Free Standing Laundry Sorter Cabinet,Recycling Cabinet with Hideaway Drawer,Tilt Out Trash Cabinet Can Bin Kitchen

The media could not be loaded. Our house did not come with an island table, so we were looking for something small that could go against the wall and this was the perfect fit. It adds extra counter space to our house without cluttering it up. It fits two 13 gallon trash cans and has two cupboards above the trash bins. It is very convenient that once you open up the trash, it clicks in and stays by itself very handy when I’m cooking and I need the trash open. It’s also tall so that toddlers and pets don’t get into it. Definitely worth the money.

The cabinet wasn't too difficult to assemble. My husband did it by himself and didn't have any issues (he's pretty handy with stuff like this). The cabinet is a little flimsier feeling than I expected, but after almost 4 months, it's still working well so that's good. The two drawers on top are great, but not as deep (front to back) as I hoped. And, the bottom of them is not real solid. I wanted to use one as my "junk" drawer but was afraid items would be too heavy. So, I cleaned up and organized my "junk" into pencil boxes, and that actually is working very well even though it is still a bit heavy. The other drawer holds my additional trivets and hot pads. One drawer is not perfectly aligned so sometimes it doesn't close all the way very well, but I just need to reopen and jiggle it and it does close completely. The best part is that it hides our trash and recycle so that I constantly have to show guests where to put their trash. Also, the top is great for additional counter space. I have all of my cookbooks lined up and a tall fruit basket/banana holder on top. I feel like it's holding those well with no worry about the sturdiness to hold that.UPDATE 12/24: It's now been over a year, and this cabinet is still working great! I am really happy with this purchase. I even learned that I could remove one screw on the door hinge to lower the door all the way out/down so that I could clean underneath the trash can. Figured it out all by myself (and I'm NOT so handy with stuff like this).

We've always wished that the trashcan we keep in a corner between our kitchen and living room could be hidden away, so we started looking for a cabinet that would have a decent appearance and also provide a little extra shelf and drawer space. After looking at a number of options, we decided to give this one a try.We're happy with the purchase. This cabinet has a simple, clean look that blends nicely with our modern decor. The tilt out door for the trashcan works well: if you only open it enough to drop in some trash it returns automatically to the closed position via gravity. But it also has two "notched" positions that keep the door open a little so that the can is reality accessible, or a lot so that it can be easily emptied. The sliding drawer also works smoothly, though I wouldn't load it with anything too heavy as the bottom panel is rather thin. This is not a heavy piece of furniture, but it is reasonably sturdy and doesn't look or feel cheap.A few things to know. The assembly took me a couple of hours, and wasn't any more difficult than the many Ikea products I've put together over the years. That said, my progress was slowed by a few components missing labels, which led to some head scratching. I was also short a couple of screws; for example, in step 9 the directions specify 19 type "I" screws whereas there are actually 20 holes to fill, and two lost their heads as I was screwing them in place. Fortunately there were a few extra "D" screws available to fill the missing spots, and since these were on the back the difference won't be noticed. Our main disappointment is that the alternate-colored wood top is much darker than it appears in the product photos (it basically looks black like the rest of the cabinet). This was one of the main reasons we chose this cabinet, as the dark brown top would have coordinated nicely with our LVP flooring. So much for that idea.I wish the product description had specified the exact interior dimensions for the trashcan compartment. After measuring, and thanks to a comment by another reviewer, I wound up ordering this Rubbermaid 10.25 gallon can, which fits perfectly:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00030L5HY?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1So. despite some minor complaints we're happy with this cabinet, and it certainly feels like a good value for the price.

We love this cabinet! Our original purpose was to confine the garbage can so the dog couldn't knock it over. He was only a nine-pound Yorkie, but we had to put a 10 pound rock in the can to keep it upright! The cabinet had to be put together--the instructions were easy to follow, and it went together quick. We moved to a different home two months ago, and it looks good in the new kitchen as well. Everyone who hs visited and had to out something in the trash have been impressed with the cabinet.

Except for a snag on delivery, this is a great little cabinet. It is very well built. Every thing fit together perfectly and square, and even has the cam bolts and not just all screws. The drawer went together easily and slides great. I always add E6000 glue to all these types of builds so it took me longer to finish. I will say the instructions are all diagrams but if you look closely and pay attention, especially on the bottom 2 pieces, you will have no trouble. Definitely glad happy with this..

Nice sturdy unit, once completed. Directions were good enough. A lot of different fasteners. 10 gallon capacity either side. Drawer size adequate. Base, top and doors made of durable and thick material. Lid opens wide enough for large trash items. Would be difficult for animals to access. Great value except for additional shipping.

I love the way the cabinet looks and it turned out to be nice quality. I spray painted the hardware pulls black to match the rest of my kitchen drawer pulls. My only complaints is that it comes in about 25 separate pieces and some were missing their number stickers and one was mis-numbered. Figured it out through process of elimination. Directions are pretty easy but 2 steps I installed backwards at first due to instruction pictures being easy to misunderstand. Overall I love the way it turned out and it also took about 2 hours to build.