iDesign 34110 Trash Bag Holder, Over Door hanging Bin, Ideal for Kitchen, Made of Durable Metal, Silver, Small

Perfect for re-using old style plastic bags for rubbish (so I don't understand the person who complained - it's obvious in the photos!). We have a small boat that has another "bucket" style bin with lid, attached within the hinge system of a cupboard door. But it breaks (somehow the door movement weakens the attachment) and when in harbour up it's a pain to keep opening/closing the door to put rubbish in. Whilst waiting for a replacement bin to come in stock, we bought this and attach it over an access panel to the engine almost under the stairs. The bag, when on it, is kept open for easy access to put rubbish in, but is easy to get off when the bag is full without spilling anything. We love it. And will keep using this in port even when the "real" bin replacement arrives. So why don't we replace the "bucket" style completely? Because the boat movement when sailing would make the bag swing, probably chafe through the bag handles or spill the contents, that's all.

I now have 4 of these around my house, because I have untidy lazy husband and children!They are fantastic things, they hold a standard carrier bag open to be able to drop your bits of rubbish in, I have 1 in each of my sons room next to Their beds. One in my kitchen and one in my craft room!

Liked the design, construction that is sturdy and sleek, no self assembly required, chromed finish and excellent price. Just need to open package, and hook ove your chosen kitchen or bathroom cabinet door. HOWEVER, be aware that you really need to choose the final spot/ door first time as the towel rail has small protusions on both inner faces of the over door bracket. I assume this is to make sure the rail sits tight and will not "rattle around but it does mean if you decide the towel rail is best placed on a differenrt door, then you will be left with small scrtaches/grooves in the fron and back of the door when the rail is removedd fro repositioning. The only feature that I found slightly irriatating as I moved the rail one time but not too serious as I plan on replacing the kithen in a year or two as the house I moved into just before Christmas came with a few "featyres" I hadn't planned on dealing with and a new kitchen has been forced down my ToDo list.

I bought one to see what in was like and then I bought three more. My wife who is in a wheelchair and I find it very handy to use in the kitchen, as it fits on all our draw and cupboard fronts including fridge and freezer fronts. If we are say peeling veg, etc, we just attach it to whatever draw or cupboard door that is in front of us at the time and then just slide the peeling off the cutting board into the bag. My wife has one on her deck, I have one in my workshop and we think one of our kids has borrowed the fourth one.We find the instead of just hanging the carrier bags from the handles its best to wrap the carrier bag handle around the metal handles a few times as it helps to keep the neck of the bags open better. I hope this helps someone?

Only fits very small bag

Fits over the door well, holds bin bags ok, no issues.

Great bag holder I used an actual bin before but no need now

It does exactly what it is designed to do and is sturdy. I had a plastic on previously which broke.