Swing Lid Bathroom Waste Bin in Several Finishes to Match the Room

The bathroom bin is the one thing in the room that cannot be put away in a cupboard. It stands in the open beside the basin all day, in whatever colour somebody picked in a hurry.

What Are the Key Features of This Swing-Lid Bathroom Bin Sold in Four Finishes?

• Four finishes, not one - beige, black, grey and white, so the bin gets chosen to match the room instead of being the one thing in it nobody picked.
• Beige is the supplier's reference colour - the finish their own record is written against, and the easiest to keep looking clean between washes.
• Buy the finish, not only the shade - in a wet room a colour that runs right through the moulding shrugs off a knock at the rim, while one sitting on the surface leaves a pale line no polish takes out.
• Swing lid - the contents stay out of sight from the doorway, which matters most in the room your guests use.
• It stands in the open, wherever it goes - beside the toilet, under a pedestal basin, at the end of a dressing table, or alone on the floor of a guest cloakroom, which is exactly why the finish is worth choosing.

Where Can You Use This Swing-Lid Bathroom Bin?

• Against the wall beside the toilet
• Under a pedestal basin
• At the end of a dressing table
• In a guest cloakroom, where it is the only object standing on the floor

Why Does a Colour Built into the Moulding Outlast One Painted on the Surface?

• Four finishes for four genuinely different rooms - beige with cream tile, black against white sanitaryware, grey with veined tile and brushed metal, white to vanish on a white wall.

Details

Material & Build

• Finish note: a colour that runs right through the material and a colour that sits on the surface age in completely different ways in a wet room - one shrugs off a scuff at the rim, the other shows a pale line that will not polish out. That matters on a bin chosen for its finish.

Colours

• Beige - the supplier's reference finish, and the most forgiving between cleans because dust and talc do not read against it.
• Black - the answer in a room of white sanitaryware, particularly next to a black tap or a dark mirror frame.
• Grey - suits grey-veined tile and brushed metal.
• White - disappears against a white wall and a white pedestal.

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