SUPER DEAL Single 35 Quart Kitchen Cabinet Pull-Out Trash Can Waste Bin Container with Rear Storage and Chrome-Plated Wire Bottom Mount Under Sink Garbage Recycling Bins, 29 Liter Capacity Black

I got these a few days ago and my husband installed. Great to have and garbage is out the way.We’ll just a few complaints. Bottom slots to hook the front to pull well those pieces are not welded on completely. And some of the connections pieces are a bit cheap. As long as you don’t pull to hard should be fine. I will contact seller to make suggestion on those pieces that are not attached correctly.

The color paint for these trash cans are pretty well done. It serves its purpose well and can hold a sizable amount of garbage before you really need to take out the trash. Its got a simple design and overall I really like the minimalistic approach for this product.

Very happy with this purchase! The installation was quick and easy!

Instructions aren't great, doesn't work well if the cabinet has a lip, needs extra hardware.

Purchased to replace the original slide-out garbage and recycle system. However, this system did not have the ability to mount the cabinet pullout panel. It took some creativity and ingenuity to make it work (along with some drilling and spare hardware), but I was able to integrate it with the flush cabinet design and restore the pullout functionality of the original design.

The plastic clips are not a good hold. 1 doesn't snap in on handle. Could be better design. The rest is ok.

System once installed works well and seems sturdy. Install was not as easy as others make it sound. First, no instructions are included, just a parts list. It's not rocket science, but unless you are familiar with installing these types of things AND have the right tools at home (or have "flimsy" cabinets), installation will be more of a project. I have an electric screwdriver and that didn't work on its own. Granted, it's not as powerful as a drill driver, but nowhere in the description or the reviews I've read does it say these tools are required. What I ended up doing (after I tried various things over minimum 30 minutes - including drilling a hole!) was hammering a nail in first, then pressuring the screw in with the electric screwdriver as far as it would go, and THEN strong-arming it through manually. It's still not perfect...but it's solid and works smoothly. Really frustrating, to be honest, especially the lack of instructions. However, I do love the additional functionality at this price point.

Easy to use