Fits the gap next to the toilet without anyone seeing what's inside
Slim Sensor Trash Can: Fits Next to the Toilet, Stays Shut
The bag sits inside a removable ring. No plastic hangs over the rim. All your guest sees is the wood-grain lid and the cream body, not what you threw away.
At 6.46 inches deep it fits the gap between toilet and wall.
Raised wood-grain legs lift the base off the floor. Mop underneath.
Love this trash can looks great in my bathroom and fits perfectly next to the toilet. glad i got it!!!
Slides Into Gaps Under 7 Inches. Stays Shut.
Slim Sensor Trash Can
The legs make all the difference
I can finally mop under it without moving the whole can every single time.
Perfect for apartment bathrooms
If you're in a rental with a toilet jammed against the wall and nowhere to put a bin without blocking the door, get this. I have maybe seven inches between the toilet and the vanity and this is the first trash can that actually fits there.
Wasn't sure it would actually fit
I measured three times before I bought it because every other trash can I looked at was too wide for the space next to my toilet. This one actually slides in with room to spare and the sensor works perfectly.
Guests stopped commenting
I had people over last weekend and for the first time in literally two years nobody made a joke about what was in my bathroom trash. The lid stays shut, you can't see inside, and it fits in the four-inch gap I have between the toilet and the towel rack. I didn't realize how much that open bin was stressing me out until it was gone.
Actually fit with an inch to spare
Measured three times before ordering because I've been burned before. 6.8 inches between my toilet and vanity. This thing slides right in.
Perfect for my rental bathroom
I'm in a tiny rental and the gap between the toilet and vanity is maybe seven inches. This is the only trash can I found that actually fits there without blocking the door. Now I don't have an open bin sitting in the middle of the floor when people come over.
Cleaning the bathroom got way easier
I bought this for the slim profile but honestly the best part is mopping around it. The legs lift it off the floor so I can just run the mop straight underneath instead of picking up the can and putting it back every time. Saves me two minutes every week which adds up.
Perfect for anyone in a small apartment
If you're in a small bathroom with zero counter space and your toilet is right next to the wall, this is the can for you. I had a plastic Target bin wedged in the corner that guests had to step around. This one slides right into the gap and nobody even sees what's inside anymore. The sensor works when I need it and ignores me the rest of the time, which is all I wanted.
Measured twice, bought it, glad I did
I kept measuring that gap thinking no way this would fit, but it does and now the bathroom actually looks finished instead of like I'm still unpacking.
An Open Bin Next to the Toilet Means Every Guest Sees Exactly What You Threw Away
This One Fits the Gap Nothing Else Fits.
You cleaned the bathroom, set out the guest towels, replaced the bath mat, scrubbed the toilet, and polished the mirror.
Your guest walks in, and the first thing they see is the open bin next to the toilet with yesterday's cotton pad on top. All your work, undone in one glance.
At 6.46 inches deep, this one slides straight into that narrow strip. Reach toward the front and the motion sensor lifts the lid. Step away and it closes on its own.
This stands 6.46 inches deep. It slides into the narrow strip where nothing else fits. Reach toward the front and the motion sensor lifts the lid. Step away and it closes on its own. The bag sits inside a removable ring with no plastic hanging over the rim. Your guest sees wood-grain legs and a closed cream lid.
Why a Slim Sensor Can Beats a Round Bin in Tight Spaces
Open bins next to the toilet mean every guest who walks into your bathroom sees exactly what you threw away. Sensor cans keep the lid closed until you reach for it, then close again the moment you step back. Your trash stays hidden whether someone pops in to wash their hands or uses the bathroom while you're hosting. The difference is a lid that stays shut for everyone except you.
Why a Slim Sensor Can Beats a Round Bin in Tight Spaces
Open bins next to the toilet mean every guest who walks into your bathroom sees exactly what you threw away. Sensor cans keep the lid closed until you reach for it, then close again the moment you step back. Your trash stays hidden whether someone pops in to wash their hands or uses the bathroom while you're hosting. The difference is a lid that stays shut for everyone except you.
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Fits the 6.5 inch gap next to the toilet that round bins cannot
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Inner ring hides the bag edge completely
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No touching the can after washing hands or cleaning up
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Raised legs let the mop pass under without moving the can each time
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The Bathroom That Looks Put Together Every Time
1,200+ small bathrooms and the women who finally hid the bin
The Bathroom That Looks Put Together Every Time
1,200+ small bathrooms and the women who finally hid the bin
Say the Lid Stays Closed for Every Guest
Inches Deep (Fits Toilet-to-Wall Gap)
Sections (Lid, Ring, Base Lift Apart)
The Slim Sensor Trash Can stands 6.46 inches deep and slides into the gap between the toilet and wall. The motion sensor opens the lid when you reach toward it, then closes the lid again once you step away.
Hide Your Trash in Style, Even in the Tightest Spaces
Every guest who uses your bathroom walks past your trash. Open bin, visible bag, whatever you threw away sitting there for all to see. This one solves two problems at once: it slides into the gap between the toilet and the wall that nothing else fits, and the sensor lid stays closed until you reach for it. Walk past and it stays shut. Reach toward the front and it lifts open, then closes again once you step away. No pedal to press with a wet foot, no lid to lift with a wet hand, and nothing on display when someone else walks in.
The slim profile measures 6.46 inches deep. Standard round or rectangular bins need twelve to fifteen inches and crowd the toilet or block the door. This one stands in the narrow strip most bathrooms waste, leaves the floor clear, and looks like a piece of furniture instead of a plastic bin.
How to Use It
Drop in the Bag
Place a small trash bag or grocery bag in the base. Press the removable ring down over the bag edge. The bag is held inside with no plastic showing.
Reach Toward the Lid
The motion sensor lifts the lid when you reach toward it. Nothing to press with wet hands. Step away and it closes again on its own.
Lift and Rinse
The base and ring lift apart for rinsing. The electronics stay in the lid section away from water. Wipe the lid instead of spraying it.
A piece of furniture. The only one that fits there.
A standard trash can sits in front of the toilet or next to the sink and takes up half the floor. This one stands in the six-inch gap you thought was too narrow to use. The sensor lid opens when you need it and stays closed for everyone else, so the bag and its contents are never visible. Drop a grocery bag or a small trash liner into the base, press the removable inner ring down over the edge, and the plastic is held inside with nothing hanging over the rim. From the outside you see cream body and wood-grain lid. From the inside you see a can that fits where the old one did not.
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6.46 Inches Deep. Slides Into the Toilet-to-Wall Gap
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Sensor Lid Opens When You Reach, Stays Shut for Guests
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Inner Ring Holds the Bag Inside. No Plastic Hanging Over the Rim
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Wood-Grain Legs Lift the Base. Mop Passes Underneath
Slim Sensor Trash Can Questions
The can is 6.46 inches deep from front to back. Measure the gap between your toilet tank and the wall (or vanity) at its narrowest point. If you have 6.5 inches or more, it fits. The raised legs let you slide it in without scraping the floor, and the slim profile is designed specifically for this tight space where round and rectangular bins won't go.
The sensor reads motion directly in front of the lid, not to the side. When the can sits next to the toilet, you walk parallel to it rather than toward it, so it stays closed as you move around the room. It opens when you reach toward the front of the lid, then closes on its own once you step away.
The bag sits completely inside the can with nothing visible from the outside. You drop a small trash bag or grocery bag into the base, then press the inner ring down over the edge to hold it in place. The lid stays closed except when you're using it, so the bag and contents stay hidden. From the outside you see only the cream body and wood-grain lid.
Battery type and count are printed on the box. The sensor runs for months on a standard set with normal bathroom use (a few opens per day). The mechanism is a simple lift motor with a single motion sensor, positioned to detect deliberate reaching rather than ambient movement, which keeps battery drain low and prevents false triggers that wear out cheaper models.
The three sections lift apart: the sensor stays in the lid, and the base and inner ring come out for rinsing. Wipe the lid with a damp cloth rather than spraying cleaner directly at the sensor window. The smooth exterior cleans quickly, and the raised legs let you mop or vacuum underneath without moving the can.