I just purchased the Rev-A-Shelf - RV-18KD-18C S - Double 35 Qt Pullout, and would like larger Waste Bins. Do the 50 Qt containers fit this system?
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I replaced the 35qts with the fifty they fit I also have a full height cabinet �
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I also have a double pullout and the 50 Qt. containers work great; so good that several friends and family members ordered them as well. The increased depth allows you to fill the plastic bags right to the top.
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They do not. The units cages are built to handle the size baskets they come with.
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Hi, If the BBQ unit you have can fit within the 36.5"W x 18.5"D x 35.25"H assembled dimensions of the cart (shelves measure 31.5"W x 18.5"D x 1.97"H) and is under 250 lbs then it should work. Thank you!TRINITY
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I returned this item as well as the Suncast corner shelf ACS24 as they were both too large for the GS1250B Vertical Tool Shed. Why are you still recommending that these three items be purchased together when they are incompatible?
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Yes. They work great (I actually would never have thought to use anything different had I not seen your question). We use the tall kitchen bags in the 50qt bins for both our kitchen trash and returnable bottles/cans.
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These bags are pretty large. I would measure the crock and see if these will fit. We use them in 6 and 7 quart crocks and the seem like they would fit large ones also. They seem to run big.
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I have the 30 qt size and have loaded a picture with two qt jars sitting in the corners so you can see the bottom is NOT flat at all. Also mine starts off 9.5" wide at the bottom and widens to 10.5", and the length at the narrowest (where the handles are) begins at 14" and widens to just shy of 15". I use mine for craft & clothing storage and love them. But these containers aren't squared off in any way at the bottom or at the corners. On the other hand, they stack beautifully.
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Not sure. But if you need this size you can use it obviously. I find containers these days are not so standard it is a chaotic environment guessing game.
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here is the website with the info on the new style of containers, the sizes should be the same http://www.rubbermaid.com/Category/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?Prod_ID=RP092101
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Yes, I believe it will fit. With the height you have, you might want the 4x8 if you want numerous shelves. Look carefully at the specific parts list for each set to determine which has the components you need. Rubbermaid.com customer service can give you the parts lists if you can't find them elsewhere.
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none by the company but you can purchase another brand of containers of your choice to fit
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"Rubbermaid Commercial Brute Plastic Waste Lid, Round, for 2620 Brute Containers, 19.88" Diameter x 1.8" Height, White" This is the correct lid for the container in question. FWIW, I own both the container and, after some difficulties w/Amazon, I own the noted "correct" lid. *****Kerry Wood
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The 50 qt will fit in the base of the 35qt pullout but it is much taller so you need to be sure it will fit within the clearance of your cabinet opening. I swapped mine out and love all the extra room. I am emptying far less often.
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Yep, Here is a link to the bin's on Amazon:Seville Classics WEBK400 Bins for Commercial Bin Rack System, 3-Pack
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I just measured the 50 qt. waste bin and the actual overall dimension at the extreme top is 14 3/4 wide X 10 5/8 deep X 21 7/8 top to bottom. My unit sets in a pull out drawer and the opening in the plywood is 13 3/4 X 10 which is the dimension of the bin below the top lip. Good luck
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I have both the quart and the half gallon size. The quart jug would fit in the door, but the half gallon fits on most any shelf as it's only 7.5" tall.
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You can get them in the size you want take a look at this one Rev-a-Shelf 5WB2-1822-CR 18" x 22" Double Pullout Wire Basket
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The physical specifications of the waste unit are 10-5/8" W x 22" D x 19-1/4" H and it requires a minimum cabinet opening of at least 10-3/4" W x 22-1/8" D x 20" H to ensure a proper fit. Based on the cabinet opening that you have provided, it would appear that there wouldn't be an issue installing this waste unit into your cabinet. We hope that this information is helpful.