"Holger, I'd like to have a bin in my cabin. Could you make one for me?" - that's how Vipp started in 1939. Vipp's founder responded to his wife's request with the first Vipp trash can, which is now part of the permanent architectural and design collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York as a decorative element.
The Vipp017 pedal bin is a 30-litre bin, the largest of the Vipp bins. It is equipped with a dampening mechanism for smooth lid closure and a rubber ring for airtight closure. The body material is either powder-coated steel or stainless steel, concealing a removable inner container made of galvanised steel. In addition, a rubber ring at the base ensures protection of sensitive surfaces.
"Holger, I'd like to have a bin in my cabin. Could you make one for me?" - that's how Vipp started in 1939. Vipp's founder responded to his wife's request with the first Vipp trash can, which is now part of the permanent architectural and design collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York as a decorative element.
The Vipp017 pedal bin is a 30-litre bin, the largest of the Vipp bins. It is equipped with a dampening mechanism for smooth lid closure and a rubber ring for airtight closure. The body material is either powder-coated steel or stainless steel, concealing a removable inner container made of galvanised steel. In addition, a rubber ring at the base ensures protection of sensitive surfaces.
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