Tilt-Out Trash Cabinet with Bamboo Cutting Board and Extra Countertop Space - 10 Gallon Kitchen Recycling and Laundry Hamper (White)

About this item

• 【Widely Usage】Tilt out trash can cabinet is not only a pretty kitchen trash bin but also perfect to work as a laundry hamper or recycle bin to store throw blankets, pillows, and clothes; Also good to use as pet food bin, recycle bin or garden potting table; Extra drawer provides handy hidden storage; The cabinet's top also provides extra display or storage space for the kitchen, laundry room, etc
• 【Solid MDF Wood Material】The cabinet is made of MDF wood and pine veneer, which is strong enough to withstand microwave ovens, blenders, mixers and even coffee machines; Waterproof and moisture-proof surface with excellent moisture-proof coating, easy to clean; The wood board is thick, which can effectively isolate odors and prevent tipping
• 【Specification & Measurement】Overall measurements of the cabinet: 35.6" in height, 20.5" in length, and 13" in width. Designed to accommodate trash cans up to 10 gallons, capable of holding up to 35 lbs of trash (Please note: trash can is not included). The top of the cabinet measures 20.5" in width and 13" in depth. It can support up to 66 lbs of weight on its surface.
• 【Hiding Trash Cans】This freestanding tilt-out trash and recycle cabinet is a stylish way to hide the unsightly kitchen trash cans;The tilt out style can hide the trash can well to keep the kitchen exquisite and floor clean; Hidden trash can ensure that pets cannot search for trash, You don’t need to worry about the environment messed up by pets anymore;Simple design will be perfect for dressing up your kitchen, home, apartment, dorm room, laundry room, etc
• 【Easy to assembly and Service】Package include 1 tilt out trash can cabinet, all necessary hardware, instructions manual; Please kindly clean up the garbage, excessive garbage will cause damage to the cabinet door; Please feel free to contact us if you get problem with product, shipping, assembly or anything else