At 42 by 20 inches each, these are the large-format pieces of the cedar range, meant to cover real surface area rather than tuck between folded shirts. No brackets are involved, so a panel can lean against a wardrobe back, lie beneath bedding, or line the base of a chest.
Two panels of this size treat an entire closet section, which is a different job from scattering small blocks in a drawer. Set upright along the back wall or laid flat on a shelf, each one puts a broad face of aromatic wood into the still air around wool coats and scarves.
Nothing has to be drilled, clipped, or screwed. Because the panels are used loose, they can be repositioned as a closet is reorganized, moved into a cedar chest for the summer, or slid into a wardrobe that is rented rather than owned, leaving the walls exactly as they were found.
The panels are cut from aromatic red cedar sourced from renewable U.S. forests, with no finish or added fragrance over the grain. In long-term storage that natural scent is what discourages moths and keeps an enclosed space from turning stale across a season of stored wool and delicates.
Set of six 11-inch folding storage bins in dark green, built with chipboard walls and front grommet handles.
Six collapsible 11-inch fabric cubes in black-and-white houndstooth, sized to drop into standard cube shelving.
