Foot Pedal Waste Bin with Black Lid and Stainless Steel Body

You wash your hands, and then the last thing you touch on the way out of the bathroom is a bin lid.

What Are the Key Features of This Pedal Bin's Black Lid Over a Steel Body?

• Your hands never meet the lid: foot down, lid up, and nothing you touched on the way in gets touched again on the way out.
• It opens with both arms full: the moment a lid usually gets left off is the moment a pedal handles for you.
• Black lid over a steel body: the dark piece sits where feet and bag edges work, the bright metal stays on the sides where you actually look.
• The bucket lifts out of the body: the mechanism stays dry and upright while the dirty part goes to the tap on its own.
• Made in Turkey: the stated origin for this bin, same as the steel body and the pedal mechanism it is built with.

Where Can You Use This Foot Pedal Waste Bin?

• In a bathroom, at the moment you have just finished washing your hands
• In a kitchen, when both hands are full of onion skins or raw meat
• Anywhere a lidded bin normally ends up with the lid left off because it is a nuisance

Why Does a Foot Pedal Ask Less of You Than a Swing Flap Lid?

• A pedal is about which surfaces you touch: foot down, tissue in, lid back down, and your fingers were never involved.
• A pedal asks nothing of your hands: a flap lid asks you to push it, and that is how lids end up left off for being a nuisance. This lid does not.

Details

Material & Build

• Opening: foot pedal. The lid never has to be touched by hand on the way in or on the way out.
• Body: stainless steel.
• Origin: Turkish.

Colours

• There is no separate colour variant beyond the black lid.

Specifications