Top Star Bin Bag Stand, Refuse Sack Bin Liner Holder, Height Adjustable Waste Disposal Stand for 120 l Waste Bag, Garbage Bag Holder for Kitchen, Garage and Basement, approx. 28 x 32 x 87 cm

Does the job but you need to peg it down as it is unsturdy when used otherwise. Thick ish.....but easy to use

This item is flimsy and does not hold much weight so the bag drops out of the holder. It’s ok for me as I only use it for recycling which is not too heavy but I have to clip the bag to the frame with clothes pegs to get it to stay in place

The Top Star Bin Bag Stand is a practical solution for holding refuse sacks, especially with its height-adjustable feature that accommodates up to 120-liter bags. The stand fits well in kitchens, garages, and basements, offering a convenient waste disposal option. However, the design feels a bit flimsy and lacks stability. Additionally, the bag retention is not as secure as I would have hoped, leading to occasional slips and adjustments. While it serves its purpose, improvements in durability and bag hold would make it a more reliable choice.

Thing thing is absolute rubbish. It is extremely flimsy. When the bag reaches a little bit of weight the bag falls out as the band holding it in (supposedly) is weak. The whole thing is very rickety to say the least. It is rubbish ! Waste of money ! Don't buy this !

Buy a decent bin bag and this product works great, flimsy bin bags does not work and neither does the short standard bin bags.

I bought 2 of these for recycling at home. They are very easy to set up, there’s a lid that holds the bag in place. The only issue is that when the bag is half full, it’s really hard to take the bag out but it’s just a matter of separating the legs to take out the bag. It’s not the end of the world as it’s really easy to put it back together. After knowing this, I bought another one for the caravan that’s how minor the issue is.

Design does not work in practice. The bag bulges, as it is filled, between the 3 legs and the product falls apart, when removing sack.

The thing is flimsy and clumsy. Bags are suspended in the air and so when full make it more likely that the bag will slip from the grip. The only way to adjust this is by removing sections of the three legs - but they are quite long, so now it is too low. There are three legs, and that makes it less stable. The bag grip is just an interference fit - a rectangular collar that slides down to pin the bag rim against the opening. That is OK - but it easily comes up with the lid, with the obvious result. The lid is lifted by hand - OK - but the lip to grab is small, especialy when you have other things in your hand (and you do, because you are aout to put them into a bin...) The base is not very stable.So, all in all, a cheap thing that sort of works but would not be worth paying £5 for if you saw it in a cheap shop.