Conical Wastebasket - Black - L

BUNBUKU conical black steel wastebasket, large size L (Ø27.3 × H34.5 cm, 13.3 L). Made in Japan, assembled by crimping without welding, rust-resistant, soft-touch edges, awarded the "Good Design・Long-Life Design" prize in 2015.

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BLACK CONICAL WASTE BASKET - L 


With their simple shape and classic colors, very popular during the period of rapid economic growth in Japan, these waste baskets are still widely used today in living rooms and offices with their simple yet aesthetic form and a look that a plastic basket cannot offer. In 2015, this design received the "Good Design・Long-Life Design" award.

These waste baskets are very durable and resist rust well thanks to crimped seams rather than welding. Although made of steel, the edges where the plates join are covered with a single plate to allow gentle contact with the fingers and prevent clothing from catching. The finish is high-end thanks to high-quality painting work instead of printing.

  • Material / Body finish: electro-galvanized steel sheet, baked acrylic paint / Bottom rim: recycled vinyl chloride

Also explore: Bunbuku and Decoration.

Caractéristiques
Dimensions
Ø27.3 × H34.5 cm
Poids
1102 g
Capacité
13.3 L
Matière
Steel
Couleur
Black
Origine
Japan
À propos de BUNBUKU


"We started as a manufacturer of hardware for the home. As sheet metal processing techniques improved and manufacturing capacity increased, we also began producing products for offices.

We are committed to making practical and durable products, always keeping in mind the people who will use them. We have never manufactured abroad.

Our company, founded in 1918 in Japan, demonstrates through its long history its reliable and recognized expertise.

Our company was established during the Taisho era (1912-1926), a time of transition to modern lifestyles.
While the country overcame the hardships of World War II, we stayed close to the lives of the Japanese people through our everyday products."