Mini Trash Can Concrete Stainless Steel

Yes, the stainless steel lid lies flat and prevents odors from escaping.

The table trash can, like all of our products, is designed and produced in Germany, in the tranquil town of Ulm.

Yes and no: The metal insert and the lid are made of high-quality, rust-proof stainless steel. Both can be safely cleaned in the dishwasher. Please do not put the concrete in the dishwasher - it can simply be wiped off with a cloth or rinsed under clean water.

Yes, you can of course also use it as a trash can in the kitchen by placing it decoratively on the worktop, or you can use it as a compost bin. You can find inspiration here.

No, the concrete-look table trash can doesn't get dirty quickly. Our products are provided with long-term protection. Sealing the surface protects against contamination and maintains the velvety-soft feel of the concrete.

Clear water is the easiest and most gentle form of cleaning for the concrete waste container. If it is particularly dirty, it can be cleaned with a mild soap under running water. Use a cloth or brush for this and dry the concrete trash can with a cloth after cleaning. Bathroom cleaners, vinegar and acid should not come into contact with the concrete, but harsh cleaning agents are not necessary either.

Yes, the table waste bin can also be used as a cosmetic bin in the toilet or bathroom. You can find inspiration and pictures here.

Basically, our concrete table waste bins have the same color as in the product photos. However, concrete is a natural product made from the raw materials cement and sand, which are subject to natural color variations. There may therefore be minimal color differences from batch to batch. If you buy several items from our portfolio at once, we will of course look for products in matching colors so that you end up with a harmonious set.

Concrete is a very robust material. The concrete table waste usually survives everyday drops without damage; in the worst case, a corner splinters off.

The logo is embedded in the concrete as a small depression. It is discreetly located on one side and can be hidden by simply turning the table trash can.