Enamel bucket with lid

SKU: 3141-306

Enamel bucket with lid

EUR72.66

Available in central stock
Quick facts

Additional information

Weight 2 kg
Diameter

ca 24 cm
Height

34 cm incl. lid
Volume

Holds 10 L
Color

Black with creamy white inside

Classic enameled metal bucket with wooden lid and handle. Traditionally, this type of bucket has been used as an ash bucket, but it is also well suited for other uses such as storage, trash or compost bucket.

Please note that the bucket is not suitable for glowing ashes.

Description

Classic enameled metal bucket with wooden lid and handle. Traditionally, this type of bucket has been used as an ash bucket, but it is also well suited for other uses such as storage, trash or compost bucket.

Please note that the bucket is not suitable for glowing ashes.

Additional information

Weight 2 kg
Diameter

ca 24 cm
Height

34 cm incl. lid
Volume

Holds 10 L
Color

Black with creamy white inside

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