Knape & Vogt KV Door Mounted Waste Bin for Vanity 9qt White

The product was smaller than I thought but works great and was easy to install. I feel it was overpriced since it was a small plastic can and a simple wire mounting frame.

Sick that I got suckered into buying this piece of plastic. Previous owner of my house had this mini garbage size cutout in a slide out garbage drawer alongside a full size garbage. It fits in but is not deep enough. I think I would have been better off staring at the hole…

We just remodeled the bathrooms and we lost an inch of space between the vanity and the toilet where our stainless steel step can used to sit. We purchased this door mounted trash can to replace the step can. This trash can is a little bigger so we don't have to empty as often. Also I never have to hear the awful sound of a stainless steel lid slamming into porcelain like a gong again!The screws seem secure though I'm somewhat worried about them loosening up over time. If that occurs I'll probably put some epoxy on them and drive them back in or shift the bracket slightly and drill new holes. I've also instructed my family not to try to compact the trash while it's hanging on the door to put off emptying the bin.Be sure to verify that your cabinet door panel is thick enough for the supplied screws. It should work fine for standard door panels but may not work for thinner shaker-style panels.

It is a bit smaller than the can we originally had in our bathroom, but the out-of-the-way convenience makes up for it. In no way could I imagine it being used in a kitchen (even for one person). It's a very simple device: metal frame and inexpensive waste can, but the metal frame seems to have decent coating on it that we hope will resist the humidity in the bathroom (no signs of rust after several months of use). After installing it I realized that they probably had to limit the width and depth of the can to accommodate the size of most bathroom cabinet doors (any larger and the door might not have enough clearance to open properly). With that in mind, follow the directions and be sure not to mount it too close to the side of the door that opens.

Perfect little garbage pail for a mobile home or trailer cabinet. Be sure to take note of dimensions because it might be smaller than you think. It fits a plastic bag from the stores that now charge 5 cents in Suffolk & Nassau Counties NY so stock up on waste paper basket size bags

Very small, but I LOVE it. I use Meijer bags and empty it nightly. It's in my kitchen, and there is just the 2 of us.

We installed inside utility room cabinet and it works fine.

This works for the space (cabinet door under sink) but what I didn't like about it was you have to be careful to put very little downward pressure on the bin because the opening is just a tad bigger than the mount. In other words, if you push even a bit, the bin will fall through. I also wish the bin was a big taller because this one took very little trash. I have to put a 13-gallon size trash bag along with it and empty out this bin there or else I would be running to the bigger trash can every couple of days and that not convenient for me. That said, I didn't find a lot of alternatives in Amazon.UPDATE: This trash can is getting so annoying. We have to be so careful not to put much weight on it and it falls down almost every time we use it. Absolute crap! We keep trash bag under the sink now trying to find one that would fit.