If youre on the search for a trash pull out for your kitchen, look no further. Weve compiled a list of the best pull outs for kitchens. It includes options with wood drawer boxes, easy-to-install choices as well as high-end trash pull outs. Each trash pull out garbage bin offers great functionality and benefits.

These trash pull outs offer various characteristics to notice such as the type of finish, the garbage can size, pull out slide capabilities and install difficulty. Theres no one size fits all when looking at trash pull outs, but thats what makes it so great!

The trash pull out options we list in our review will often have multiple options or part numbers for the size of cabinet you have. Youll also notice we have a lot of Rev-A-Shelf items on our best-of-list. We swear, were not biased. It just so happens that they make some of the premiere pull out waste containers.

Best Pull Out Trash Cans for Kitchen Cabinet

This solid trash pull out from Home Zone Living is offered in a double bin option as well as a single bin option. This one os really simple to install with just a few screws to the base of the cabinet floor. There is no door mounting kit though, so youll have to use the integrated handle pull.

The minimum cabinet opening for the two bin: 16.20 Wide, 20.72 Deep and 24.80 High. The minimum cabinet opening for the single bin: 11.35 Wide, 16.87 Deep and 24.80 High.

SimpleHuman is known for there full-line ofstep trash can options, but this pull-out also has a good reputation.

The black front bin is 20 liters and the blue recycler bin is 15 liters. They are a tad small compared to our other options listed, but are certainly suitable for standard usage. This features a steel frame, full-extensions slides, easy access handle. Overall its a great option for smaller cabinets.

Dimensions: 9.8 Wide x 17.7 Deep x 19.1 High

This is an ideal option for narrow cabinets. The bin is only 20 quarts, but it can fir within a 9 cabinet opening width. It comes pre-assembled with sturdy wire frame and heavy duty slides. A handle can be used to help pull the unit out of the cabinet or a door mounting kit can be ordered separately.

Dimensions: 8-3/8 Wide x 20-1/8 Deep x 17-5/16 High

This RV Series trash pull out is offered in various sizes with single or double bins. The larger double 27qt. and double 35qt. fit in standard cabinet sizes and get the most bang for your buck. Both of these mount easily with four screws to the bottom of the cabinet. The 100lb. rated full-extension slides allow the unit to come out beyond the cabinet frame.

Assembled Dimensions: 14-3/8 Wide x 22 Deep x 19-1/4 High

This particular trash pull out option comes as a knock-down unit, so the chrome wire frame will need to be assembled. It is offered with a single 35qt., double 27qt., and double 35qt. (pictured) waste bin options.

Full-extension slides mount to the bottom of the cabinet with just a few screws. *If a back lid is used, it may not open properly due to the face frame of the cabinet.

Assembled Dimensions: 11-13/16 Wide x 22-1/4 Deep x 19-1/4 High

The 53WC Series trash pull out is the perfect option for a basic entry point into a soft closing trash pull out system. This is a straightforward product to get the job done in a moderately used kitchen or laundry room. It offers more style with grey frame and matching waste container can.

This trash pull out comes ready to assemble with all necessary components and can quickly be built and installed in 20 minutes. Check out our overview blog post on this.

Assembled Dimensions: 14-3/8 Wide x 22-1/4 Deep x 19 High

If you need a top-of-the-line wood drawer box pull out system, this is the perfect option for your household. Right out of the box, this unit can be mounted to the base of your cabinet with two soft-closing slides.

It comes with silver waste bins and pre-installed adjustable door mounting brackets. It is offered in various sizes including, single 35qt., single 50qt., double 35qt., and double 50qt. cans.

If you happen to have inset cabinetry, try this option.

This aluminum pull out meets many criteria, which is why we put it at number one. Waste bins are included along with an adjustable door mounting kit.

It is offered in various sizes including single 35qt., single 50qt., double 35qt., and double 50qt. can options. The 50qt. versions do need a full height base cabinet without a drawer above to function. *The product pictured is 14-13/16 wide.

What is a pull-out trash can?

Pull out trash cans utilize slide or tilt-out mechanisms that allow you to install it within a cabinet. Often times, custom cabinet makers will add these types of convenience products when designing your kitchen. New kitchens will sometimes come with organizer pull outs already pre-installed.

However, you may want to add a trash pull out to your kitchen on your own. Trash pull outs utilize a frame that sits within a set of slides. The slides can be bottom mounted or side mounted to the inside of your cabinet.

Garbage bins will then sit inside the frame allowing you to easily dispose of waste. Depending on the size of the pull out, you can typically use one or two garbage bins. Trash pull outs are a great way to add permanent functionality to your kitchen.

Why use an in-cabinet trash pull out?

Trash pull outs give you a permanent solution to something you use everyday.

Typically, we have our trash bins located out in the open. Putting them inside the cabinet can clear up some much needed space and eliminate smells and clutter. A pull out trash can will allow you to put the garbage cans onto a sliding frame. You can then pull the unit out of your cabinet to dispose of your garbage.

If you have a sparebase cabinet that will allow for a pull out, it can really transform how you interact with your kitchen. The great thing about modern day trash pull outs is the wide variety of options. There are various pull out frame finishes, garbage bin colors, slide types and even door mounting brackets. Its an investment that you will be thanking yourself for.

How to choose a trash pull out

Before investing in a trash pull out system for your home, evaluate the type of environment it will be used in.

• Do you have a heavy traffic kitchen?
• Do you need a trash pull out thats easier to install?
• Will you have children putting it to use?
• What type of trash volume is generated?
• What waste bin size is suitable for the waste generated? (27qt., 35qt., 50qt.)
• Do you need trash pull out thats easy to clean?
• Do you need a trash pull out that mounts to your cabinet door?

Our trash pull out selections provided, may have a solution for your application or specific needs.

How to install a trash pull out

Theres a lot of variances in cabinet types as well as trash pull outs, so this is really dependent on your specific application. Weve installed a few of these products on our list and they are fairly straight forward.

Most will come pre-assembled or will require minimal set-up.

• Accurately place the slide assembly so it will clear any obstructions like hinges
• Use provided templates for pre-drilling holes
• Mount the slide set to the base of the cabinet floor
• Typically 4-6 wood screws will do fine
• If using cabinet door mounting brackets, make sure your door aligns correctly for mounting
• Add your garbage bin(s) to set inside your trash pull out

What size trash pull out do you need?

Just a simple disclaimer here make sure the measurements of your cabinet are appropriate for the trash pull out. Determining whether you have face frame or frameless cabinetry can help when choosing a waste container as well.

Youll want to measure the cabinet width, height and depth to make sure the trash pull out will function properly.

Most standard kitchen base cabinets will come in 9, 12, 15, 18 or 21 widths. If you have a double door base cabinet it will typically be 24, 30, 33 or 36 wide.

The trash pull out options we list in our review will often have multiple options or part numbers for the size of cabinet you have.

Additional components you may need

You may find you need a trash pull out lid, a replacement garbage bin, or a door mount bracket kit. These are often sold as separate items.

Door Mount Kit

Replacement Garbage Bin

Trash Lid

Whats new for 2020

The convenience hardware industry continues to evolve and update its trends to fall in line with overall kitchen designs. This means well continue to see trash pull out options with new contemporary finishes like walnut wood, stainless steel, dark grays and even more recycling options.

Due to this we switched out 2019s #3 pick and swapped it out with a new upgrade for 2020. The new 53WC Series trash pull out offers a more contemporary look with a gray frame, soft-close slides, and a door mount kit included. The older product was a wood frame without soft-close slides. I think youll like the upgrade!

Improved trash pull out slide technology will also see soft-closing mechanisms become standard on lots of waste container pull outs as well. Overall, home organization, storage solutions and decluttering should continue to increase. (source)

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