FREE Project Plan of the Month: Rolling Laundry Sorter
This rolling sorter holds lots of laundry, fits easily into a closet, and looks good doing it. It's built using off-the-shelf boards, some window screen, a few nails, and Kreg Joinery™. Thin boards—actually lath made for wall plaster—hold the screen in place. Swiveling casters allow the sorter to be rolled in and out of the closet easily.
The plan is attached as a PDF below. If you would like to print the plan, you will first need to save it to your computer. Then, open it in Adobe Reader and select Print. You can download Adobe Reader free here.
Once you're done building, be sure to share your project. Happy Building!
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