Hanging Kitchen Trash Can 9L — Over Cabinet Door, No Drilling
The bin problem nobody solves properly
Every kitchen has the same negotiation going on: the bin needs to be within arm's reach of the chopping board, but the floor by the counter is the last place you want it. So it ends up half-blocking a doorway, getting kicked, collecting a sticky ring on the floor around it.
This 9L bin sidesteps the whole argument by hanging on the inside of a cabinet door.
Five seconds, no tools, no holes
The hook is moulded into the back of the body and simply drops over the top edge of a cupboard door — the sink cabinet, a pantry door, a laundry unit. No drilling. No screws. No adhesive strips that pull the paint off later. It's fully renter-friendly, and if you decide the spot doesn't work, you lift it off and hang it somewhere else in under five seconds.
Behind a cabinet door it also solves the second problem: the bin is out of sight and out of the walkway, but still one door-swing away from where you're actually cooking.
A lid that closes itself, quietly
Press it shut and the soft-close lid glides down under its own weight — no bang, no rattle, no waking anyone up during a late tidy-up. More importantly, it settles flush against the rim, which is what actually keeps kitchen smells contained. Vegetable peel, coffee grounds, fish trimmings: sealed in, not wafting out every time you walk past.
Built to be cleaned, not just emptied
The removable inner ring is the detail that decides whether a bin stays pleasant to use. It clamps the bag edge so the liner never slides down inside, keeps the bag rim hidden for a tidy look, and lifts straight out when the bin needs a proper wash. Rinse it, wipe the smooth body, drop it back in — the whole job takes a minute.
Both the body and the ring are moulded in food-grade PP with PET, with a matte finish that resists staining from sauce, oil and coffee. It won't go brittle in a warm kitchen or yellow the way cheap bin plastic does.
Sized for real cabinets
At 26 cm wide × 24 cm tall × 16 cm deep, the profile is deliberately slim. It clears most under-sink plumbing, doesn't foul the shelf behind the door, and still holds a genuine 9 litres — a full day of prep waste for a couple, or a comfortable two to three days in a bathroom or home office.
The whole unit weighs 620 g, so lifting it off the door to empty it is a one-handed job.
Two finishes, made to disappear
Available in soft off-white and matte black, both chosen to sit quietly against modern cabinetry rather than announce themselves. Closed, it reads as part of the kitchen — not as a bin.
Where it earns its keep
- Kitchens — hangs inside the sink cabinet, right by the chopping board
- Small apartments & rentals — no wall damage, no floor space sacrificed
- Bathrooms — over the vanity door, lid closed, contents hidden
- Home offices & bedrooms — quiet lid, discreet finish
- Campers, boats & dorm rooms — hooks on where there's no floor to spare
- Kitchen islands & prep stations — swings out with the door, tucks away after





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