Rather than placing blocks in a drawer, this lines the drawer itself. A 6 foot roll of 100 percent red cedar veneer unrolls like paper, 10 inches wide, and gets cut with scissors or a knife to the shape of a dresser drawer or a run of closet shelving.
One roll stretches 6 feet, enough to line several dresser drawers or a long closet shelf from a single piece. Because the material covers a surface rather than occupying a corner, the cedar sits directly beneath folded sweaters and shirts, which puts the mild scent where the fabric actually rests.
The veneer unrolls flat like heavy paper but resists tearing, so cuts have to be made deliberately with scissors or a utility knife instead of torn by hand. Measuring the drawer base first is worth the minute, since a sheet trimmed slightly short leaves a strip of the drawer uncovered.
This is 100 percent red cedar with a mild aroma rather than the sharp note of a freshly milled block, which suits a drawer of shirts where a strong scent would transfer. Laid across the base of a dresser or a shelf, it treats the whole surface instead of one point on it.
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.
