eHemcoDual Hamper Tilt Out Laundry Sorter with 2 Removable Compartment Cotton Bags, White

I’m used to furniture assembly but the box had a million and one pieces and I decided to hire a Task Rabbit. The TR to an hour to put it together. It looks beautiful. It’s not the most solid piece of furniture, but it’s what can be expected at this price point. I set it up against a railing, not against/secured to the wall. It seems to be fine as long as the bins are not too heavy/there is no rough use.I took out the flimsy laundry bags inside and replaced them with identical square metal mesh bins from Amazon - search for -Greenco Mesh Square Wastebasket, 6 Gallon, 2pk.These fit the cabinet very well length and width wise, securing the bags to that they don’t slip. The height obviously is not long enough and doesn’t extend to the bottom of the cabinet but that’s ok by me.Overall very pleased with the purchase.

I actually use this for a trash bin. Small enough to fit neatly under my table/island. We use paper sacks from the grocery store inside. Works perfect. The pegs on the side do shimmy themselves out sometimes so I put a tad of glue on them and it solved the issue.

I really like this laundry hamper! Building it was terrible and would recommend 2 people to get the job done, but other than that, I am enjoying this hamper. I live that it tilts out and love that the actual laundry bags are able to be pulled out and you can take your dirty clothes straight to the washer. It’s short so it doesn’t hold a lot of laundry but, you can probably get by with three or four days of laundry in there. I also like that the top is flat so you can place things on it for more storage if needed.

First of all the bins are way too small. May be useful for a single person, but I will never know because I couldn’t put it together. I have put together cabinets, book cases, gas grills and even patio furniture but Even with help we couldn’t put this cheap piece of crap together. I tossed it in the trash. ☹️

I actually bought this to use as a garbage and recycling bin. I have two very large, smart dogs who were able to get into whatever trash bin I tried. I saw a garbage/recycle bin that is very similar to this but it was almost $400. That is just not within my single mom budget.The bars that come with this to hold up the laundry bags (which I didn’t use since I use it for garbage) ended up in the garbage, which then got tossed out.So then I made a contraption with rubber bands that worked but was not attractive.I then discovered these clothespin-type clips from Command and got those attached on all four corners. They are working beautifully! The bags no longer fall into the holder.My 21 year old son and 16 year old daughter put it together for me and they did have a little trouble with one aspect of putting this together but were able to figure it out after taking a break from it for a couple days.I LOVE that my dogs are no longer able to get into the garbage and drag it all over the kitchen floor anymore. It’s also much more attractive than any other garbage can.

We bought this item because we needed something that looked nice in our laundry room and we need a small counter next to the set tub sink. Worked out great for that. Item too small and flimsy for any serious use. One pair of grown mans jeans will fill one bin. I have put together a lot of flat pack furniture and this is not for the beginner. At least a medium in difficulty. Took me 2.5 - 3 hours.

Took me 2+ hours to put together. GOD AWFUL SMELL OF SOMETHING TOXIC. I didn’t complain to the seller. It dissipated after a few hours but ugh it was FOUL! And the waxy feel on my hands. Was this a heavy dose of fire retardants? I wish I had gloves and a better-ventilated room when I put it together.Design is mostly good. The cabinets will bang closed if you’re not careful to close them manually. A cushion or something to pad the impact when your kids release the door would be good. Well until they get used to it and then it’s fine.The alignment is mostly good. I was pleased I didn’t have to install too many parts. I’m a millennial woman of average strength but there were parts I wouldn’t be able to force together myself - my husband had to use his strong wrists and hands to fasten several components. But I did about 95% of the work. Even had fun with my 4 year old son - he helped insert some screws in the beginning which was fun. But I made him wash his hands after touching it.

Much easier to assemble than some of the negative reviews. I'm 67yrs old and it took me, by myself. 1 hr 45 mins. It would have been easier with a helper but I managed. The hardest part was the little pegs that permit the hamper drawers to swing forward. Those little Bitches would pop out as soon as I got the other side in. Ugh, that was frustrating. But, I do love how it turned out and it is really pretty sturdy. I plan to make adjustments to the fabric liners to extend them longer...and I will replace the cheap knobs with some brushed nickel to match my bathroom cabinets. Overall, this was a great purchase.