The Panel Bin has a metal spiral rib that stretches and adjusts to varying heights for your convenience. Simply line it with a disposable bag and you have a dustbin ready for use. The collapsible nature may be its unique selling point, but for me it’s the flat-pack convenience of storing and transporting that scores brownie points.
Designers: Professor Ying Fangtian, Qiu Yiwu, Xu Sisi, Ouyang Chenling, Yuan Sisi, Luo Zhening, Shao Shiyi, Qian Manqian, Wu Fangyuan
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How is it different from the silicon stretchable garbage bin in the market? I assume you need use garbage bag for it.
Aren't we trying to refuse plastic bags in this age? This is one interesting concept but should be push a little further.
How is it different from the silicon stretchable garbage bin in the market? I assume you need use garbage bag for it.
Aren't we trying to refuse plastic bags in this age? This is one interesting concept but should be push a little further.
good idea!
good idea!
I love the 1st one! So clever! Same vibe as this one, don’t you think?
http://www.archiexpo.com/prod/sarragala/dust-bins-public-spaces-67512-486949.html