Touch Top Trash Can with Flat Lid, 13.2 Gallon Plastic Top Ring for Body Trash Can 13.2 gallon (50L), Ø 15.7 in (40 cm) - Black Skip to the end of the images gallery ...

1.LARGAR CAPACITY -The size of this trash can is 12.8-in W x 15.8-in L x 23.1-in H, 13.3 Gal capacity which fits a standard 13-gallon trash bag perfectly. 2.TOUCH TOP - The spring loaded lid pops ...

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Interior dimensions of the outdoor trash can measure 13 inches long, 13 inches wide, and 26.75 inches tall; Exterior dimensions measure 15.75 inches long, 16 inches wide, and 31.63 inches tall ...

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