Tilt Out Trash Cabinet 10 Gallon Wooden Free Standing Laundry Sorter Cabine,Recycling Cabine with Hideaway Drawer,Tilt Out Trash Cabinet Can Bin Kitchen

This was so easy to put together because they numbered the parts vs just pictures. It looks awesome. Heavy, sturdy, great product, looks soooo nice!

The cabinet wasn't too difficult to assemble. My husband did it by himself and didn't have any issues (he's pretty handy with stuff like this). The cabinet is a little flimsier feeling than I expected, but after almost 4 months, it's still working well so that's good. The two drawers on top are great, but not as deep (front to back) as I hoped. And, the bottom of them is not real solid. I wanted to use one as my "junk" drawer but was afraid items would be too heavy. So, I cleaned up and organized my "junk" into pencil boxes, and that actually is working very well even though it is still a bit heavy. The other drawer holds my additional trivets and hot pads. One drawer is not perfectly aligned so sometimes it doesn't close all the way very well, but I just need to reopen and jiggle it and it does close completely. The best part is that it hides our trash and recycle so that I constantly have to show guests where to put their trash. Also, the top is great for additional counter space. I have all of my cookbooks lined up and a tall fruit basket/banana holder on top. I feel like it's holding those well with no worry about the sturdiness to hold that.UPDATE 12/24: It's now been over a year, and this cabinet is still working great! I am really happy with this purchase. I even learned that I could remove one screw on the door hinge to lower the door all the way out/down so that I could clean underneath the trash can. Figured it out all by myself (and I'm NOT so handy with stuff like this).

For the price and look it was a good buy in my opinion.After putting it together it overall looks great. The instructions are very similar to lego building in that there are no words, just letters, numbers, and symbols. It makes it somewhat difficult but still manageable. None of the screws were completely tight, they just spin and spin no matter how long I try to tighten. When I finished, I had the thought that I should have used wood glue with all the screws. Another problem I had was 2 pieces, that were the same, were simply not labeled correctly or there was a mistake in the instructions. Luckily I had all the pieces pretty organized and was able to look at the picture and find the correct ones indicated in the instructions. Again, somewhat difficult but still manageable. There was also one screw with no + , so no way to screw it in. fortunately, all the screws, dowls, and such were sent with one extra of each so that wasn't a huge deal. The back panel was interesting, the guide hole for the screw had nothing to line up to on the inside so I was just screwing into the wood and the instructions wanted me to leave the very top middle one empty with no screw. Lastly on the inside "shelf" where the bins sit, there was minor damage to one of the corners, the paint is chipped it looks like. it doesn't bother me much so I didn't reach out or try to return. Mostly due to the fact that I was nearly done with constructing this thing and was 2-3 hours deep at that point.

Love this trash bin! It hides the trash can nicely and looks like a piece of furniture in the kitchen. And the drawer is perfect for putting the trash bags in. Was very easy to put together too.

Except for a snag on delivery, this is a great little cabinet. It is very well built. Every thing fit together perfectly and square, and even has the cam bolts and not just all screws. The drawer went together easily and slides great. I always add E6000 glue to all these types of builds so it took me longer to finish. I will say the instructions are all diagrams but if you look closely and pay attention, especially on the bottom 2 pieces, you will have no trouble. Definitely glad happy with this..

Update (June 2023):Well, as I feared, the tip-out tray hinges didn't last. The side that holds my recycle bin still works all right, but the side with the garbage, (which is used more frequently and has to hold a lot more weight) wore out quickly. It only took a month for the mechanism that kept the cupboard open at different angles to wear out, so it was either all the way closed or all the way open. That was a bit of a bummer, but totally still usable. However, within a couple more months we started having trouble with the hinge getting stiff and stuck. And the lower hinges wouldn't stay tight, so there was too much play in it, allowing the tip-out hinge to hyperextend and get jammed. The structure of the cabinet is still very sturdy, and I still love the way it looks, but the failure of that key piece of hardware was starting to make it unusable after only 6 months. Luckily my husband is pretty handy, so he removed the hinges, bought some sliding drawer hardware, and turned the whole thing into a sliding cabinet. So it will still work well for us, but only with a fair bit of extra work on our part.Original Review (Dec 2022):I really like this cabinet. It looks really nice and is a great way to keep the trash cans out of sight.The quality seems pretty good for the cost. It's pretty sturdy and doesn't wobble. A lot of build-it-yourself furniture like this has just a single panel of thick cardboard as the back, but this one has an additional slat across the back to make it more stable and keep things square. The pieces were all in good shape without scratches or dents. My husband put it together by himself, and it took him a couple hours but was relatively painless.I thought the product page was a little lacking in information about the cabinet's interior dimensions, so here's some more detail for you: We got two Rubbermaid 10.38 gallon garbage cans (20" H x 15.30" W x 11.31" D) and they fit great. You could go up to 17.5" W at the top and still fit. The opening is also big enough to accommodate a trash can that's up to 13" D, but then it would have to be shorter, probably no more than 18" H, in order for the door to shut. The inside of the door's base (where the trash can sits) is 15" x 11.25", so the bottom of your trash can has to fit in that space. The interior of each drawer is 15.88" W x 11.25" D x 3" H (with an additional 2" of headspace above the drawer's sides).The opening mechanism will hold the door in place at three different angles so you don't have to open it all the way every time. And that holding mechanism has handled the weight of a moderately full garbage can without trouble. Hopefully that doesn't wear out over time (I will try to update if it does).When totally empty, the door has a nice soft close, but as soon as you put any weight in it, it slams shut a little jarringly if you don't guide it all the way closed, so that's unfortunate.My only other minor nitpick is that some of the part label stickers were a little challenging to get off. But none of them were visible on the cabinet's exterior, and I suppose it's better than having stickers fall off so you can't tell which part is which during construction.Finally, the seller was about a week late shipping it, which obviously isn't a problem with the product itself but could be an issue for you if you need it really quickly.