Looks a good price for a decent brand of bin. Details below
Added the discount code too
" PS Don't forget there is a 10% off code for home products too, code is ZY62."
simplehuman's slim pedal bin has a space-efficient shape that fits perfectly in tight spots, like between cabinets. It has an oversised rim designed to grip and hold bin liners in place so they don't slip. Its minimal unibody construction requires no additional inner bucket, making it lightweight and easy to clean. The strong steel pedal is built to last, and lid shox technology ensures a smooth, silent close every time.
HWD: 60 x 54.5 x 26cm
Capacity: 45 litres
Weight: 4kg
Plastic/stainless steel
Strong steel pedal: Thestrong steel pedal is engineered to last over 150,000 steps - that's more than 20 steps a day for 20 years
Silent close lid: Patented lid shox technology controls the motion of the lid for a slow, silent close
Non-slip rim: An oversized rim around the bin edge grips liners and holds them in place so they don't slip
Dent-proof plastic lid: Won't show dirt or fingerprints
Slim, space-saving shape: Designed to make the most of tight spaces
Top comments
charliemike
27 Jul 164#15
Rubbish deal. Only joking. That was a pun. You're welcome.
Latest comments (26)
Rusty82
1 Aug 16#26
Out of stock, gutted, I've bin looking for one for ages!
cochon
1 Aug 16#25
Thanks for the heads up, I'll keep an eye on mine and maybe reserve the pedal use for when my hands are actually full, it's just as easy to lift the lid if you've got a free hand.
jimmyt11
1 Aug 16#24
the plastic parts where the screws hold the lid section at the back failed one by one. the lid could still be opened by hand.
the bin was a moving in present so we had no idea where to go. Simplehuman said the bin was discontinued so said they could replace up to £59.99... there are only plastic bins available for that, so we ended up with one worth about £40.
cochon
30 Jul 16#23
Just picked one up and the lid opening mechanism seems quite sturdy, how did yours fail?
Also if it was within a few months why did you invoke the manufacturers warranty, surely the retailer would still be liable under the 'Supply of Goods and Services Act' to fix or replace like for like (or better).
smala01
28 Jul 16#21
is there a plastic insert in this? Bought a simple human one before without and got sick of cleaning bin juice from the internal components. Had to to return it.
Jolleysaurus to smala01
28 Jul 16#22
I just picked mine up and no there isnt, it works for cardboard which is what i wanted it for :smiley:
mum2kathryn
28 Jul 16#20
Ordered thanks!
friendlyfire321
27 Jul 16#19
Thanks - ordered
margamboy
27 Jul 16#17
Problem with the bin is the dimensions, would not fit anywhere in our kitchen as it's really suited for a gap in between units as it's more narrow and quite deep, also if you then put it under a unit you cannot open it fully due to the large lid which they have now sorted on the newer model. But at £30 I suppose you could put up with it poking out a little.
Gareth79 to margamboy
27 Jul 16#18
I have the plastic squarer style and I think it's designed for going alongside fridges and on the outside of units with no worktop above. I have mine under a 'breakfast bar' (well, two, back to back) and it does whack on the worktop, but I can live with that.
jimmyt11
27 Jul 16#16
my lid stopped opening after just a few months and they refused to replace in warranty like for like... I ended up with one of there plastic bins instead
charliemike
27 Jul 164#15
Rubbish deal. Only joking. That was a pun. You're welcome.
sickly sweet
27 Jul 161#14
Btw I've had a Simplehuman bin for 5+ years and it's just fantastic. Worth every penny.
sickly sweet
27 Jul 16#13
Any 45 litre bin bags will be fine.
I use tesco ones.
justhelpp
27 Jul 16#10
Thanks, bought one. Added some towels for ~£13 to receive 10% discount and free delivery.
Thanks op! Any suggestions which cheaper bin bags would fit perfectly?
Jolleysaurus to justhelpp
27 Jul 16#12
That's a good question! I ordered one today too so would be good if anyone can advise!
sbutang
27 Jul 16#11
I have been looking for something like this, What a steal!
voodoo85
27 Jul 16#9
great price for good brand
rodman
27 Jul 16#8
cheers, ordered one, price is steal, i have one and it is great
NorwoodDeals
27 Jul 16#5
PS Don't forget there is a 10% off code for home products too, code is ZY62.
rodman to NorwoodDeals
27 Jul 16#7
ZY62: 10% off Home when you spend £40 or more : Sorry your basket is not yet eligible -
Marrilyn
27 Jul 16#6
Just ordered 2. £27 each. Free postage if you spend £40.
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Opening post
Added the discount code too
" PS Don't forget there is a 10% off code for home products too, code is ZY62."
simplehuman's slim pedal bin has a space-efficient shape that fits perfectly in tight spots, like between cabinets. It has an oversised rim designed to grip and hold bin liners in place so they don't slip. Its minimal unibody construction requires no additional inner bucket, making it lightweight and easy to clean. The strong steel pedal is built to last, and lid shox technology ensures a smooth, silent close every time.
HWD: 60 x 54.5 x 26cm
Capacity: 45 litres
Weight: 4kg
Plastic/stainless steel
Strong steel pedal: Thestrong steel pedal is engineered to last over 150,000 steps - that's more than 20 steps a day for 20 years
Silent close lid: Patented lid shox technology controls the motion of the lid for a slow, silent close
Non-slip rim: An oversized rim around the bin edge grips liners and holds them in place so they don't slip
Dent-proof plastic lid: Won't show dirt or fingerprints
Slim, space-saving shape: Designed to make the most of tight spaces
Top comments
Latest comments (26)
the bin was a moving in present so we had no idea where to go. Simplehuman said the bin was discontinued so said they could replace up to £59.99... there are only plastic bins available for that, so we ended up with one worth about £40.
Also if it was within a few months why did you invoke the manufacturers warranty, surely the retailer would still be liable under the 'Supply of Goods and Services Act' to fix or replace like for like (or better).
I use tesco ones.
Thanks, bought one. Added some towels for ~£13 to receive 10% discount and free delivery.
Thanks op! Any suggestions which cheaper bin bags would fit perfectly?