82153-3 Gallon Trash Rack System

After 26 years of using a Rack Sack wired garbage bag holder, although it still functions as from day 1, my wife told me to shop for a similar replacement, newer, cleaner, hopefully a little better. After a couple of days of searching in Amazon, I finally found one, which is similar and might be a little better. I order this TrashRac. After a little bit of time installing it, I am completely happy with the product. I do recommend this product to someone who wants a similar thing. And the price is reasonable. so everything is perfect. I am including pictures of the new unit, as well as my old unit.

Love this space saver trash bin rack. Easily installed and long lasting. I buy one every time I move.

Simple yet functional. This is our 3rd rack in about 20 years

I'm one of a small percentage of people who use this differently from how it's intended. Most people want this so they can hide their garbage by mounting this out of sight inside their cabinets. That's not important to me. What is important is that a trash can be easy to reach, clean and empty. This is all that. I mount it on the side of my last kitchen cabinet, high enough that the lid is just about level with the counter. At this height, I don't have to bend over to reach it. When I have garbage, I just reach over, lift the lid with a finger, toss the trash in and lower the lid. I don't have to step back from the cabinet door, open it, lift the lid and reverse the process when done, which saves time. It's just there. The exposed, visible location isn't objectionable to me. In fact, I think the industrial design actually looks rather modern and minimalistic with its wire frame. Likewise, when it's time to replace the bag, the high position is much easier to work with than low on the inside of a cabinet door. The lid is helpful for keeping the cats around the home from getting into the garbage. Likewise, the fact that it's solidly mounted means the cats can't knock it over. Other people have mounted it to the wall, which also works. Something else I like is that, unlike a regular trash can, it doesn't have walls that capture loose debris. Eventually, that stuff just seems to collect, smell up the place and the can needs to be washed out. This open design means any loose debris would just fall onto the floor, where it's cleaned up during regular floor sweeping, which is easy because the high position leaves the floor open and easily accessible, unlike a trash can that sits on the floor. Again, my relatively high mounting position for it means it's easy to reach for cleaning. I just wipe it down when necessary. The lack of a rigid wall all the way around means the bags can be used to their full capacity instead of being constrained by the shape of the trash can. I've had other trash cans before that claim to fit grocery bags, but their fit was usually imperfect, being too long, too short, too wide, etc. This was the first one where it felt like it was tailor-made for the bags. Unfortunately, some stores seem to be buying smaller bags nowadays, which don't fill the frame anymore. The bags slip right around the top of the frame and the handles are held up by hooks so the bag doesn't slide down as it gets filled. The drip tray is supposed to catch liquids, but I don't put wet garbage in the bags anyway. The tray still serves a useful purpose by supporting the bottom of the bag so the bag doesn't stretch and break. In short, this is a useful and inexpensive kitchen trash solution and I wouldn't hesitate to buy another one if it broke. Which it shouldn't, since it seems to be fairly well-constructed.

We replaced a RackSack product that was flimsy and unweildy. I.E. lid had to be held open. This unit is the exact opposite. The lid lifts easily and stays open until you give it a light touch then closes silently. I highly recommend this unit for ease of use and all around quality.

Easy to install.

These fit the I def counter bag holder make sure u check as sometimes they have no handles

Excellent quality and instruction. Installation was easy BUT before installation make sure top of LID and bottom of kitchen sink have enough space between them. I made some changes per my requirement - added trash can for extra protection, for doing this I removed bottom Drip Tray, and cut about 1.5 inch from top of Trash Can as in pictures as it was wide to fit in. Good Luck.

Overpriced.