Ten inches from front to back, this hamper is built for the gap beside a toilet, a dresser, or a washing machine. Polylinen over a collapsible frame keeps it light, the attached lid hides the contents, and four casters roll it out when laundry day comes around.
The narrow silhouette measures 10 inches deep by 15 inches wide and stands 22 inches tall, proportions aimed at the leftover slots in a small bathroom or apartment closet. When the hamper is not in use the frame collapses, so it stores flat instead of claiming a permanent corner.
Wheels at all four corners let a full load glide from bedroom to laundry room without carrying anything, and one caster locks so the hamper holds position while clothes go in or come out. On tile or wood the graphite frame moves with a push rather than a drag.
The removable liner lifts out for a trip through the machine, which is what keeps a closed hamper from holding on to odors. The lid stays attached to the polylinen body and flips shut over the opening, so damp towels stay out of sight in a bedroom that doubles as a laundry drop.
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.
