Three shelves hanging from the rod use air that was doing nothing, and the PEVA panels under each one are what keep the fabric from bowing into a hammock. The column stands 24 inches tall on a 12 inch square plan, short enough to share the rod with dresses.
Every shelf has a PEVA bottom, a stiff sheet that holds the level flat under a stack of folded towels or a pair of shoes. Without it, fabric shelving dips in the middle and the contents slide toward the center; with it, the organizer keeps its structure as the load changes.
Poly linen in a muted gray breathes rather than sealing contents in, which matters for linens and folded clothing left in place through a season. The neutral tone suits contemporary and minimalist closets and hides the dust a closet interior collects better than a bright white fabric would.
At 24 inches high the organizer occupies only the upper part of a hanging section, leaving the space below for long garments or a hamper on the floor. Each of the three compartments measures 12 inches on a side, sized for folded shirts, towels, accessories, or a single pair of shoes.
Six folding fabric bins in regal red, eleven inches on each side, with silver grommet pull handles.
Set of six 11-inch folding storage bins in dark green, built with chipboard walls and front grommet handles.
