This white steel rack slips over the top edge of a cabinet door and keeps a plastic bag open at the mouth, ready for peels, trimmings, and packaging during meal prep. Measuring 10.25 by 7 inches, it hides behind the door once the door swings closed.
The frame is bent to straddle a standard cabinet door, so it needs no screws, adhesive, or drilling. Lift it away and nothing is left behind. A depth of 2.75 inches keeps the bag close to the door panel, clear of shelves and items stored inside the cabinet.
Hanging on the sink cabinet door puts the bag right where vegetables get peeled and packaging gets torn open, which saves a trip across the kitchen with every handful. Flower trimmings, egg shells, and clean recyclables all go straight in as the work moves along.
White powder coat matches the inside of a painted cabinet door, where the rack spends most of its life out of sight. In a laundry or utility room the same finish reads as a plain hook rail, suitable for hanging hand towels or a scrub brush.
Banana leaf woven over a tapered steel frame, a 10 inch round bin for bedroom, bath, or office waste.
Gray paper rope bin, round and tapered at 10 inches, for offices and bedrooms where white shows marks.
