Paper grocery bags slump and tear once paper starts piling into them. This 600D polyester shell holds one upright inside a chipboard frame, standing 17.72 inches high on a footprint barely 8 inches deep, so a recycling station fits beside a bin rather than replacing it.
The interior is sized around a standard paper grocery bag, so the sack doing the collecting is the same one that goes out, and nothing has to be transferred at the curb. When no paper bag is on hand, the shell works on its own as a reusable tote for the next trip.
Chipboard panels stiffen the sides and a reinforced base carries the weight, which together stop a loaded recycler from folding in on itself as paper and cardboard stack higher. Strong straps take the lift, so a full bag leaves the kitchen in one movement instead of being hugged to the chest.
A footprint of 8.07 by 12.99 inches is narrow enough for the gap between a cabinet and a wall or the strip beside a trash can, which is usually the only space a second container can claim. Black polyester keeps it inconspicuous in that position under a counter.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
Six forest green fabric cubes with grommet pulls, each 11 inches square for standard cube shelving.
