Chabrias Ltd Professional Hygienic White Free Standing Sack Holder & School Bin, Metal, 81x43x44cm (Free Standing)

Brilliant, sturdy

Highly recommend, well made this item.

holes for the screws were not big enough

Very pleased with this product, being used at both of our schools

I was a bit worried by multiple reviews complaining this was difficult to assemble. Took me under ten minutes. I wonder if people were using two screws instead of one. Anyhow it looks fine, works fine, and will hopefully last.

I was fed up with bins breaking with heavy handed children. I've bought this one as it is sturdy and easy to clean. Not the prettiest in my kitchen but serves a good purpose for a busy household and means bin bags dont get wasted. Normally you have to fight the suction when taking a bag of rubbish out of a normal bin. Very pleased so far. Make sure you use strong bin bags as if you get any leaks it will obviously land directly on your floor. My only criticism would be lid is loud when it bangs shut. I did try taping cardboard around the lid to alleviate the noise but with children you can imagine it got messy so they've been told to let the lid down gently.

What a palaver! The enclosed instructions did not help at all. Was about to return when I thought I'd request an answer to a question. No joy. The only person that replied was having the same issues and had returned theirs. Seller did not respond at that time. I then made direct contact with the seller and soin received an answer and more detailed information. They had not received any previous concerns on the installation problems that I was experiencing. Anyway. Although the instructions were much clearer the small screws refused to go into their alloted holes easily. Now I am very competent and apt at putting up furniture etc but this seemingly easily project threw me. It took 3 days from the start to complete the task. That was mainly down to the tiny screws as I said. Some I had to swap around (sometimes it help but usually not). Others I had to use the Philips head screwdriver to slightly widen the holes. I actually couldn't see what was causing the screws from going in. Then suddenly they'd go in with no problem. Everything else was smooth enough apart from the nut and bolt under the lid, that was a little tricky, I can't lie. It's up now and appears sturdy enough. It's finally ready to go outside in the porch for PPI disposal from carers. I'll update any necessary information. I'd probably buy again, now that I have better instructions. I'll try and add them in due time. Or add them to the Q&A section.Will try to get the other info sheet up, having problems.

I'm looking for the television camera, because this is a joke, right? As has been stated in other comments, the screws and holes are an absolute laugh. I've gone ahead and bought my own screws, Lock Tight screw thread glue and rubber tips because I have longer screws than what they gave me, but my way is better anyways. I'm a 62 year old woman who can't grind down the pointy screw tip sticking out. Get it? Since I now have to wait for my screw glue and rubber tips, which I will glue on, I shall watch something on Netflix. I am stuck for the day. Move on and buy a different one.