The two-bag rolling sorter in natural canvas, a lighter finish for bedrooms and closets furnished in wood and linen. The steel frame measures 23.75 by 16 by 31.5 inches and rides on four casters, and each bag takes one half of the sort so laundry arrives at the machine already divided.
Natural canvas sits closer to oak, rattan, and pale paint than a black shell does, which lets the sorter stand in a dressing area or an open closet without reading as a service item. The neutral tone also pairs with woven baskets and bamboo already common in bedroom storage.
Four rolling casters carry roughly a full load's worth of clothing across a hallway with a push rather than a lift. That matters most in homes where the laundry sits on a different level or at the far end of the house, since the cart makes the trip in one pass instead of two armloads.
With the frame standing 31.5 inches tall, the mouth of each bag falls near waist level for an adult, so clothes go in without bending. The 16 inch depth keeps both openings within arm's reach from the front, which is what allows a two-way sort to happen quickly instead of being skipped.
Folding bamboo drying rack with 11 dowels and a flat shelf for sweaters, opening to 29.25 inches wide.
Collapsible steel tripod rack standing 64.5 inches tall, with folding arms and slots for hangers indoors.
