Price: $43.90
Manufacturer: Suncast Corporation
Suncast Outdoor Trash Hideaway cleans up a "trashy" scene! Don't worry, this "trashy cover-up" has nothing to with sleazeball politicians! In fact, the Suncast Outdoor Trash Hideaway is all about "keeping it clean"... your yard that is! This pleasing-to-the-eye Garbage Container goes together in minutes with NO tools and uses a standard 30 to 33-gallon trash bag. The latching lid not only looks good, but it helps control odors and prevents critters from scrounging through your garbage. The details: Long-lasting resin construction with solid bottom panel and a stylish design that looks great on your deck, patio or porch; Measures 31 x 15 x 16" d.; Taupe color gets along with all sorts of styles and tastes. Clean up your act! Order your Trash Hideaway now! Suncast Outdoor Trash Hideaway
Information
- Amazon Sales Rank: #637 in Lawn & Patio
- Color: Taupe
- Brand: Suncast
- Model: GH1732
- Released on: 2006-04-28
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 31.63" h x 16.00" w x 15.75" l, 13.20 pounds
- Decorative outdoor trash container with 30- to 33-gallon capacity
- Latching lid; faux wainscoting design
- Easy 5-minute, assembly (no tools required)
- Stay-dry design; durable resin construction
- Exterior dimensions: 15 ¾ by 16 by 31 5/8 inches Interior: 13 by 13 by 26 3/4 inches (W x D x H)
Product Reviews
Amazon.Com Product Description
A much needed break from the green and black standard garage cans, Suncast's Outdoor Trash Hideaway is trash can in disguise. A faux wainscoting design and taupe color lets the Trash Hideaway dress up any deck, patio, or mudroom. This stylish container holds 30- to 33-gallon garbage bags, and is equipped with a latching lid. Durable resin construction ensures years of reliable, good looking storage.
Bought 2...then another...
and I plan on buying at least 2 more. No tools needed for assembly. It took more time to get the parts out of the box than it did to put it togwether.
I originally bought them for the pool area. They don't stand out like a big blue rubbermaid would, plus, the lid is attached. I live in Texas and have teenagers, the big rubbermaid lid, if not clamped, would blow into the next county. Ths lid stays on and closed, with a quick slide, it clamps closed. The elements stay out and the top doesn't blow open. My husband loved them so much, I bought one for his deer camp. Since the cold weather hit, I brought one into the house so the teenagers (heaven forbid) didn't have to go to the garage for recycling. Actually, they didn't, I was always retrieving from the trash. It worked, we have more recycling to put out each week than we ever had. I'm keeping it in there and ordering a replacement for the pool area and another one to place next to it labeled 'recycling'.
I can't say enough about these except that Amazon was the best price I found anywhere. The perk? I you signed up for Amazon Prime....you can get it in 2 days...no additional shipping charges!
Major design flaw (own two)
I have had two of these for a few years. They are extremely durable, but there is a major design flaw.
The inside has plastic ribs design to help strengthen the containers.
This is where the problem is. When you fill trash bags up inside the container, the bags expand and the trash
nestles into the grooves. This makes pulling a full bag of trash out of the the container a major struggle. If
your trash bag is on the thin side, it will tear several times and you will be wrestling, tugging, pulling, twisting
and yanking with everything you have.
The other part of this is that the larger of the two openings is smaller than the overall width of the inside. Therefore the bag is bigger inside and all expanded and caught up inside the inner ribs. I dread Trash Tuesdays because of the pain that it has become to remove the trash.
One other note, the containers features very deep graining which keeps the item from looking like cheap plastic, but beware, this also means the dirt settles in. The only way I have found to truly clean these is with a power washer.
Trash Hideaway a good idea
This is a good concept but beware sharp edges inside when lifting out the bag. You may want to line this with a separate plastic bag to prevent tearing.
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