Joseph Joseph Dual Compartment Laundry Basket, Beige, 60L, Separate Compartments for Light and Dark/Coloured Fabrics

Nice design, good quality materials and very practical

It looks perfect, quality is amazing , really happy with the product

Hard to assemble

This is way bigger than a normal laundry basket, check the measurements before buying

Love this item! Have been eyeing it up for a while! So glad I spent a little more money and got this one and not the dupe!

Truly, one of the most thought out laundry baskets. At first it’s kind of annoying to put together, but I promise it’s worth it. Every single part has a purpose. It’s sturdy, organizes well, has every feature you didn’t think you needed.

In my household, we really don't put a lot in the dryer, so finding a laundry solution that could let us easily sort through laundry was clutch. Honestly it saves so much time to just grab a bag and go, knowing exactly what you're washing (dryer / normal, towels, and non-dryer / delicates).Putting this thing together is a little tricky, in particular, putting the fabric wrap all the way around and tightening it (not recommend if you've got frail fingers / long nails / joint pain). But once it's put together, it does look super clean and polished.The bags are a little on the smaller side so this is probably best used by 1-2 people max, as opposed to a family. But I will say a full bag often equals a full load in the washing machine. The handle on the bottom of the bags is most useful for people shaking laundry into a top-loading machine; for front loads, it's not helpful as I end up shaking laundry onto the floor and then shoving it in.Overall though, super happy with my purchase - practical, time-saving, and nice design.

Even can be used as a night stand! So convenient!

Muy bonito e igual que la imágen

Very nice looking light weight and sturdy laundry basket. Price is a bit steep but i had an amazon credit for $50 so that helped me justify the purchase.Instructions are a bit weird to follow but basically the trick is to sink the top and bottom pieces into the fabric so there is left over material at both ends. there is a small groove where you fold the stitched ends of the fabric into on both sides. once you get it started the rest folds into place pretty easily. After you go all the way around on both the top and bottom. All you need to do is use the included alen key to turn the screws inside the poles, this stretches the fabric and gives the piece a nice tight look. Then just put the rubber feet on and the lidTip: steam the fabric to get the creases out before you assemble for a nicer look.Have been using this for the past month and it makes doing laundry a breeze since i no longer have to dump my basket out and sort the clothes before i throw them in the washer :)