Nineteen by sixteen inches of floor area per bin is the jumbo part, and 10 inches of depth keeps that area reachable rather than a pit. Two bins come in the set, lids included. Poly linen outside, PP non-woven lining inside, with reinforced sides holding the rectangle square.
The proportions run broad and shallow: 19 by 16 inches across the top but 10 inches from rim to floor. Board games lie flat instead of stacking on their corners, and a folded blanket does not have to be jammed down past an arm length. Everything in the bin is in sight the moment the lid comes off.
A PP non-woven layer lines the interior, so knitwear and towels sit against a smooth face rather than the back of the outer fabric. The lining also gives the walls a second skin where a loaded bin rubs against a shelf edge. Reinforced sides and a sturdy bottom carry the load of a full 19 inch bin.
Black poly linen does not show the marks that a pale bin collects in a dorm room or a shared apartment closet, and the lids keep the contents of two bins looking identical from outside. Toiletries in one, bulky winter clothing in the other works because each has 10 inches of clear depth. A set of two means the split does not need a second trip for a matching bin.
Six-piece black magnet set of four hinges and two handles that gives a steel garage door carriage-house detailing.
Six forest green fabric cubes with grommet pulls, each 11 inches square for standard cube shelving.
