A trash cabinet that also carries a countertop appliance needs power at the counter, and this 39.5 by 14 by 36 in unit builds a strip into the frame: two outlets rated 125V and 12A plus two USB ports at 5V and 2.1A, fed by a 4.9 ft cord. The certifications stated for the product cover that wiring. The countertop is rated to 100 lbs and wide enough for simple food preparation, so a blender can stand and run without a lead crossing the floor. Behind the barn-style door the holder takes trash cans up to 9.25 gal, with an interior of 16 by 11.5 by 6.5 in and a recommended can footprint of 14 by 9 by 20 in, and the door tilts open through 25 degrees, an angle that clears the rim so a full bag lifts out without catching. That holder carries 35 lbs, two drawers with premium slides run 17 by 12 by 2.5 in inside at 22 lbs each, and two inner shelves measuring 19 by 8.5 in each carry 25 lbs, sitting 8.5 in apart with one of them repositioning in 2.5 in steps for taller items. Along the sides, two seasoning racks of 18 by 4 in hold 15 lbs each behind 2 in guardrails that stop bottles walking off when a door swings. A back cable hole gathers the wires, an anti-tipping kit fixes the cabinet to the wall, and a built-in universal wheel carries the door weight so the panel cannot sag out of square and jam. Aluminum alloy handles, MDF and engineered wood finish a 72.5-lb cabinet that also holds pet food or dirty laundry. Assembly is required.