Re: Habitation door bin

by Cymro Fri Feb 22, 2019 6:58 pm

Jimmee wrote:I just use two small clothes pegs, works just as well. Angela (of Jimmee)

tried that but couldn't close the lid sufficiently.

by rventhusiast Fri Feb 22, 2019 7:32 pm

groundhog wrote:Like the sound of that David, was it just a random item or do you think they would recognise what I was talking about if I tried to get one for our Worcester?

No I'm sure if you described a cream flip top, square waste bin they would probably be able to recognise it. I didn't see any others there at the time.

David

by Quilter Fri Feb 22, 2019 7:40 pm

Cymro wrote:
Jimmee wrote:I just use two small clothes pegs, works just as well. Angela (of Jimmee)
tried that but couldn't close the lid sufficiently.

Ive got some very small metallic ones at home, used to hang Christmas cards.

What a very useful forum this is ! Its the little things that make the difference.

Thanks both.

by Jimmee Fri Feb 22, 2019 7:57 pm

Mine are small plastic ones which I clip from underneath and the lid closes fine.

by ajrm Tue Feb 26, 2019 7:49 am

The retaining clip on the bin in our 2013 Broadway was broken within a few weeks, I managed to glue it back together, but we never used it as a waste bin again. We found it safer just to use it to hold dog poop bags and the dogs brush.
Our latest van ( non Autosleeper) has the exact same flimsy bin attached to its Hartal door. We use this one to store dog related items too.
Far too flimsy to use as a proper bin, and Burstner must realise this as they supply a proper free standing bin too.

by rventhusiast Tue Feb 26, 2019 10:39 am

groundhog wrote:Like the sound of that David, was it just a random item or do you think they would recognise what I was talking about if I tried to get one for our Worcester?

Hi groundhog - sorry for the delay in responding - yes they should know what you mean if you describe a cream coloured, square, flip top waste bin usually fitted inside a kitchen cupboard. They had a stack of about ten and cost, I think, about £12. Seen an advert in one of the club magazines just lately for a slightly bigger replacement for the standard slim bin on a Hartal door at about £45! And it's again not as big.

David

by Eltel Tue Feb 26, 2019 5:04 pm

rventhusiast wrote:We do tend to use a waste bin and have to agree the Hartal slimline offering is neither use nor ornament - although I do like the suggestion above to use it for dust pan and brush. However, whilst fighting to retrieve a rather overfilled bag (half empty once removed) I managed to snap the thin retaining strip. As we were at Bridlington and I planned to visit O'Leary's at Woodmansey for some wood veneer to make some interior modifications, I took the opportunity to mooch round and found a stack of the larger square flip top bins normally fitted on the inside a kitchen unit door. I tried it against the door/footwell and it looked a good fit so bought one, went back to the site, removed broken one and fitted the new one in its place. Nice fit in the footwell on the Mercedes when the door closed and the door opens wide enough to allow safe passage on entry/exit.

This will work fine for us.

David

Do you by any chance have the manufactures name and model number of your new bin?

Eltel

by rventhusiast Tue Feb 26, 2019 5:40 pm

Sorry Eltel, just had a look and there is no make or name on it. However, if you go onto O'Leary's Motorhomes site and type waste bin into the search bar about nine items down you will see 'Door Bin (Beige)' priced at £14.99 - hope this helps.

David

by Eltel Tue Feb 26, 2019 6:44 pm

rventhusiast wrote:Sorry Eltel, just had a look and there is no make or name on it. However, if you go onto O'Leary's Motorhomes site and type waste bin into the search bar about nine items down you will see 'Door Bin (Beige)' priced at £14.99 - hope this helps.

David

David

I’ve had a look on the website and hopefully it will fit my 2016 Nuevo

I would grateful the next time you go into your motorhome if you could give me the dimensions H W D

Does it come with a fixing kit?

Regards

Terry

by rventhusiast Tue Feb 26, 2019 8:43 pm

Hi Terry,

Have had a quick measure up as follows:
H X 30cm
W X 30cm (at widest point if remove able handle)
D X 23cm
Although not obvious from the photo on O'Leary's website it comprises of a long wall bracket with a remove able flip top lid on which the remove able square bin hangs. So you can take the bin off the bracket but in transit it is still secure. I simply removed the (similar) hanging bracket of the slimline bin from the Hartal door (held in with two screws) then fixed the new bracket (three screws) in much the same place.

Hope this helps.

David

by Eltel Tue Feb 26, 2019 9:42 pm

Many thanks

Terry

by Jimmee Mon Mar 11, 2019 11:01 pm

Since bought some mini stainless steel bull dog clips. Just use two. Even better than the small pegs. Works perfectly. Keeps bags nice and secure.

by Jimmee Thu Apr 04, 2019 10:16 pm

Photo attached of mini bull dog clips attached to bin bag at the back. Just lay the clips flat and the lid closes perfectly.

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by Jimmee Fri Apr 05, 2019 7:15 pm

I used two small stainless bulldog clips as picture attached, which I thought I uploaded already but can't seem to find so apologies if it appears twice. Angela (Jimmee)

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by groundhog Sat Apr 06, 2019 9:19 pm

Sorry but this thread is just a load of rubbish..... hugegrins

hat, coat I'm leaving...... snigger

by rventhusiast Sun Apr 07, 2019 7:58 am

groundhog wrote:Sorry but this thread is just a load of rubbish.....

hat, coat I'm leaving......

I think the thread's useful but you're right about the bin.............. hugegrins