Refrigerator and storage system for a refrigerator

A storage bin for a refrigerator appliance comprising:

• a basket defining a storage space;
• an overhanging region extending laterally outward from the basket along an upper edge of the basket and along a first side of the basket, wherein the overhanging region forms a handle for engaging the basket;
• a protrusion extending upward from the overhanging region, wherein the protrusion has at least one ramped surface and tapers along the at least one ramped surface in a direction extending upward and away from the overhanging region;
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• a trim having an upper wall, opposing side walls extending downward from the upper wall, and barbs disposed along opposed ends of the side walls relative to the upper wall, wherein the barbs (i) are operable for lateral displacement upon engagement with the at least one ramped surface and (ii) engage a lower region of the protrusion to secure the trim to the protrusion, and wherein thicknesses of the side walls are greater along first regions that are adjacent to the barbs relative to second regions that are adjacent to the upper wall to facilitate lateral displacement of the barbs.

A storage basket for a refrigerator appliance comprising:

• a plurality of walls defining a storage space;
• an elongated protrusion extending outward from an edge of a first wall of the plurality of walls and between opposing lateral ends of the first wall, wherein the elongated protrusion has ramped surfaces and tapers along the ramped surfaces in a direction extending away from the edge of the first wall;
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• an elongated trim having a base and opposing snaps extending downward from the base, wherein (i) the snaps include barbs and side walls extending between the barbs and the base and (ii) the barbs are operable for lateral displacement upon engagement with the ramped surfaces and engage a lower region of the protrusion to secure the trim to the protrusion, wherein the elongated trim extends between the opposing lateral ends of the first wall, and wherein thicknesses of the side walls are greater along first regions that are adjacent to the barbs relative to second regions that are adjacent to the base to facilitate lateral displacement of the barbs.