LINZINAR 3-Bag Laundry Hamper with Ironing Board, Beige 135L Laundry Sorter

Perfect for the new laundry room. Durable with iron board. I don’t iron often but this has dual function. Easy to assemble.

I had a difficult time deciding on the number of stars. One star seemed too harsh. Three seemed too generous for some flaws, so two stars for now. The price was the first thing that attracted me. I have seen similar products at other stores for well over $100, which is excessive. For that money, it should sort, wash, and fold the laundry. This product was over 50% less than comparable products, but there may be a reasons for that. I wanted four bags, but I only have room for three. And I like the ironing board on top, which the four-bag model did not have (at least not here). So, why two stars? 1. It took almost an hour to assemble. It would have taken one-half the time but for either a design flaw/machining error/packaging error. When assembling it, it appears the the side frames should be placed with the screw hold indentations facing out, so that the screw is relatively flush with the frame when screwed in. The problem with that is the holes for the bar that supports the ironing board end up at opposite ends; they are not aligned. (This is not mentioned anywhere in the instructions that I could find). I am quite possibly the least mechanically inclined person I know, so it never occurred to me to check and make sure all the holes lined up correctly. This meant taking apart the frame and facing one side frame with the screw indentations out and one side frame facing in, which cannot be right. Therefore, it is either a design flaw, the holes were drilled incorrectly, or I was sent two of the same side frames, rather than opposites. 2. Throw the tools away that are included with the product. It is difficult to generate enough torque to screw in the posts; just use your favorite Phillips head screwdriver. The wrench does not fit any of the nuts included with or on the product; just toss it (along with the tool for screwing the bars to the frame). 3. When you do screw the bars in place, you can get greater stability with a conventional Phillilps head screwdriver, but make sure you do not strip the screws. I have only just received the product, so I will get back to you if I experience any of the other issues documented here (e.g., wheels breaking off; torn bags; stripped screws).

This is great!

Rack is way too long for just 4 bags and bags are super thin and cheap

The top was screwed on and forced one of the cross bars to break. It lost its screw-in nut and the outer cross bar came apart. The verticle side pieces had indentation for the cross bars but I received two of the same side. Flipped one around to line up the holes for the top piece. Broken bar makes it unusable. Either the cross pieces were too short or top too wide. Design flaw.