100L Laundry Hamper With Lid and Removable Liners
Hide a full week of dirty clothes behind a woven lid. Two removable liners and a rust-free steel frame make washday a quick swap.
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Hide a full week of dirty clothes behind a woven lid. Two removable liners and a rust-free steel frame make washday a quick swap.
100L woven laundry hamper with rust-free steel frame and two removable bags for easy liner changes
- laundry clutter in view
- hard-to-wash liners
- bags falling down or slipping
- rusting frames on cheaper hampers
A 100L woven hamper that hides the weekly pile and swaps liners in seconds
The lid stays shut, a full week of clothes fits inside, and a clean liner is always ready. No more floor pile by the bathroom door.
Clutter hidden behind a woven lid

A lid that hides the pile
The greige PE rattan weave and closed lid keep dirty clothes out of sight. It sits in a bathroom or laundry corner and reads as furniture, not a bin.

Two bags, zero waiting
Two white canvas bags mean one can be in the wash while the other is in use. Velcro holds the liner in place and the drawstring closes it for carrying.

A frame that resists rust
The electrostatic powder-coated steel frame is rust-free, so it stays solid where cheaper hampers give way first. Four metal feet lift it off the floor.
The figures that matter
- 100LTotal capacity
- 2Removable laundry bags
- 200gmsCanvas liner weight
- 4Metal feet fixings
Two bags, so one is always clean
- Hamper body with lid×1
Woven PE rattan finish
- Removable laundry bags×2
White canvas, drawstring
- Metal feet fixings×4
Lift the base off the floor
From floor pile to closed lid

The pile by the door
By Thursday the clothes are on the bathroom floor or draped over a chair. You step around them, and the room never quite looks finished.

Why cheap hampers fail
Basic fabric hampers sag under a full load. Thin metal frames rust at the joints. The bag slips down, and pulling it out to wash is a fight, so the pile goes back on the floor.

A week of clothes, out of sight
This 100L hamper holds a week of clothes behind a woven lid. The liner is held by Velcro, closes with a drawstring, and lifts out for the wash while the spare goes in.
Swap the liner in seconds
- Lift out
Open the Velcro and pull the liner by its drawstring.
- Gentle wash
Avoid high heat so the canvas and Velcro last.
- Air dry
Dry fully before clipping it back in.
- Don't overstuff
Keep the load below the lid line.
How it stacks up to cheap hampers
| This hamper | Basic fabric hamper | Thin metal-frame hamper | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rust-free frame | Yes | No frame | No |
| Lid | Yes | Partial | Partial |
| Velcro liner fixing | Yes | No | No |
| Spare bag included | Yes | No | No |
| Holds a week of clothes | Yes | Partial | Partial |
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
It is a full-size rectangular hamper sized for about one week of clothes. It suits a corner of a bathroom or laundry room. Measure your space first, since exact outer dimensions are not listed.
It is a PE rattan weave, a plastic material, over a powder-coated steel frame. The frame does the structural work, and the weave gives the look.
Open the Velcro, lift the liner out by its drawstring and wash it. Clip in the spare bag. Use a gentle cycle and air dry.
The packaging calls out a rust-free electrostatic powder-coated steel frame. That coating is what protects the joints, which is where thin frames fail first.
You get two liners, a lid and a frame that does not sag or rust. A basic hamper that gets replaced costs more over a couple of years than one that holds up.
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