Rubbermaid Slim Jim Step-On Bin Front Pedal 30Ltr White
Product Description
The Rubbermaid Slim Jim is a 30-litre step-on waste bin designed specifically for environments where floor space is at a premium. Its narrow profile makes it practical in galley-style kitchens,...
Specifications
- Capacity
- 30 Ltr
- Colour
- White
- Dimensions
- 565(H) x 496(W) x 311(D)mm
- Furniture shape
- Rectangular
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Product Description
The Rubbermaid Slim Jim is a 30-litre step-on waste bin designed specifically for environments where floor space is at a premium. Its narrow profile makes it practical in galley-style kitchens, tight service corridors, and back-of-house areas where a standard round bin would obstruct workflow. The front-mounted foot pedal means the bin can sit flush against a wall without the pedal fouling the surface behind it — a small but meaningful detail in a busy kitchen.
The internal hinge mechanism keeps the bin compact and protects wall surfaces from repeated contact damage. The lid closes quietly, which makes it a reasonable choice for front-of-house waste points, customer-facing areas, or any environment where noise is a consideration during service. The flat pedal design is straightforward to wipe down and keeps cleaning quick.
In practical terms, the Slim Jim suits lighter waste streams rather than high-volume general waste. It is well used as a dedicated bin for a specific waste category — dry waste, packaging, or recyclables — rather than as a primary large-capacity disposal point. Key operational advantages include:
- Narrow footprint fits spaces a standard bin cannot
- Front pedal allows wall-flush positioning without surface damage
- Internal hinge keeps the profile compact and tidy
- Silent lid closure suited to quieter or customer-facing areas
- Polyethylene construction is easy to wipe clean and odour-resistant
For sites generating higher volumes of waste or needing a bin as a primary kitchen disposal point, a larger-capacity model would be worth considering. The Slim Jim is best viewed as a space-efficient secondary or zoned waste solution.
If you are unsure whether this size suits your setup or want to discuss waste management options across your kitchen, our team is happy to help you work through it.
Key Features
- Front-mounted foot pedal allows flush wall positioning without surface contact
- Internal hinge mechanism keeps overall footprint narrow and compact
- Silent lid closure reduces noise during service or in customer-facing areas
- Polyethylene construction resists odours and wipes clean quickly
- 30-litre capacity suited to secondary or zoned waste disposal points
Operational Benefits
- Fits into tight kitchen spaces where standard bins cannot be placed
- Protects wall surfaces from repeated hinge or pedal impact damage
- Quieter waste disposal reduces disruption during front-of-house service
- Easy-clean surfaces keep hygiene maintenance fast during busy shifts
- Dedicated zoned waste bin supports organised back-of-house workflow
Specifications
- Capacity
- 30 Ltr
- Colour
- White
- Dimensions
- 565(H) x 496(W) x 311(D)mm
- Furniture shape
- Rectangular
- Material
- Plastic
- Weight
- 6.33kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- The Slim Jim at 30 litres is best suited as a secondary or category-specific waste bin rather than a primary disposal point for high-volume kitchens. For a main kitchen waste bin serving a busy service, a larger-capacity unit would typically be more appropriate. This size works well for dry waste, packaging, or recyclables in a designated zone.
- Yes — the front-mounted pedal and internal hinge are specifically designed to allow wall-flush positioning. Unlike rear-pedal or external-hinge designs, the bin can sit tight against a wall without the mechanism contacting or marking the surface behind it.
- The silent lid closure and clean white finish make it a reasonable option for quieter front-of-house environments or customer-accessible areas. It is worth noting the bin is plastic construction, so for higher-end dining environments a stainless or more decorative option might be more appropriate aesthetically.