EconoBasket Co.Small Woven Bin
R699
About
Discover a blend of durability and style with our contemporary Dustbin, designed to meet your waste management needs with a touch of modern elegance. Constructed with a robust mild steel frame and featuring a woven synthetic plastic fiber exterior, this dustbin combines practicality with aesthetic appeal.
Product Features
- Durable Construction: The mild steel frame ensures a sturdy and long-lasting structure, while the woven synthetic plastic fiber provides a resilient, weather-resistant surface, making this dustbin perfect for both indoor and outdoor use.
- Compact Dimensions: With a top diameter of 30 cm, a bottom diameter of 26 cm, and a height of 32 cm, this dustbin offers ample capacity while maintaining a sleek and space-efficient profile that fits seamlessly into any setting.
- Stylish Design: The elegant woven synthetic plastic fiber exterior adds a sophisticated touch to your space, elevating the look of your waste management solution and complementing various decor styles.
- Convenient Handling: The dustbin's design allows for easy handling and placement, making it a practical choice for homes, offices, or public areas.
- Easy Maintenance: The smooth surface of the synthetic plastic fiber is simple to clean—just wipe down with a damp cloth to keep it looking pristine and free from stains.
Product Specifications
- Dimensions: Top diameter of 30 cm, a bottom diameter of 26 cm, and a height of 32 cm
- Materials:
- Frame: Mild steel
- Basket: Woven Synthetic plastic fibers
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