Keeping a waste can in the open costs floor space and looks it. This pull-out system carries two rectangular white bins in a polished chrome wire frame that travels on visible roller tracks, so trash and recycling both hide behind a cabinet door until the moment they are needed.
The pair of white plastic bins sit side by side in the frame, one for waste and one for recyclables, which removes the second can from the kitchen floor. Smooth bin walls have no ribs to trap residue, and each lifts straight out of the chrome cradle for emptying.
The base and surround are chrome-plated steel wire, a finish that shrugs off the damp and the drips that come with a waste station. Visible roller tracks run the length of the base and carry the loaded frame forward smoothly rather than dragging weight across the cabinet floor.
At 22 inches deep, 16 inches wide, and 21 inches high, the unit is built for the tall cabinet beside or beneath a sink where plumbing allows. Measuring the interior of that bay first matters, since the frame needs the full depth to extend and close without contact.
Two-tier chrome shelving unit, 14.25 inches wide and 18 tall, for towels and toiletries under a vanity.
A narrow five-inch chrome tower with two tiers, made for the slim gap beside the contents of a cabinet.
