TriSort Sectioned Laundry Hamper

£49.99 GBP

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Size 2 Grids 3 Grids

Sorts the wash as it goes in

Rigid rods keep each section in shape

Folds flat between wash days

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Product details

A fabric hamper divided into sections, so washing is sorted as it goes in rather than tipped out and separated on a floor later. That single change is what saves the time, and it is the reason sectioned hampers exist.

Two or three sections cover different households. Two grids suits a couple separating lights from darks. Three grids adds a section for towels, delicates or a second person's washing, which is what a family actually needs to keep a machine load coherent. The supporting frame is a lightweight but rigid metal rod rather than plastic boning, so the sections hold their individual shape even when one side is considerably fuller than the other. In a family bathroom, simply giving each child their own labelled section is often enough on its own to get washing sorted without a system anyone actually has to be reminded about.

The frame is sturdy enough to stand up when full and the whole thing folds flat when it is not in use, so it can live behind a door or in a cupboard between wash days. It suits a bathroom, a bedroom, a landing or a utility room. Air it out between loads rather than leaving damp items in it.

Product type: Sectioned laundry hamper
Sections available: 2 grids, 3 grids
Construction: Fabric with a sturdy supporting frame
Storage: Folds flat when not in use
Use: Bathrooms, bedrooms, landings, utility rooms
Care: Air out between loads; wipe the frame clean
In the box: 1 x laundry hamper

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Sort Once, Not Twice

Washing goes into the right section on the way in rather than being tipped out and separated on a floor later. That single change is what saves the time.

Sections That Hold Their Shape

The frame uses lightweight rigid rods rather than plastic boning, so each section stays square even when one side is considerably fuller than the other.

Two For A Couple, Three For A Family

Two grids separates lights from darks. Three adds towels, delicates or a second person's washing, which is what keeps a machine load coherent in a busy house.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many sections do I need?

Two suits a couple separating lights from darks. Three suits a family, where towels or a second person's washing would otherwise break the system.

Will it stand up when full?

Yes. The frame is sturdy enough to hold its shape under a full load rather than sagging into a single heap once the sections fill unevenly.

Where do I keep it?

Bathrooms, bedrooms, landings and utility rooms all work. It folds flat when it is not in use, so it can live behind a door or in a cupboard between wash days.

Will children actually use it?

Giving each child their own section is usually enough on its own. It turns sorting into something obvious rather than a system anyone has to be reminded about.

How do I keep it fresh?

Air it out between loads rather than leaving damp items sitting in it, and wipe the frame clean. The fabric breathes, which helps as long as nothing wet stays for days.