Iron bedside storage basket for the bed that has nowhere to put a book, a water bottle or a phone. It hangs on the frame at mattress height and stands in for a nightstand in a room with no floor space for one, which is the normal condition of a dorm room or a small box bedroom. A single basket covers what a small table would have done.
The basket is formed from iron rather than fabric, so it holds a fixed shape and carries heavier items, a hardback, a tablet or a full bottle, without sagging down into the mattress. Open sides keep the contents visible from the bed instead of buried in a pouch, and the wire body does not trap dust the way a lined pocket does. It hangs by its own hooked top, so nothing is screwed to the bed.
The same basket hangs behind a dormitory door for shoes and sports kit, or clips onto an under-bed rail to use the dead space beneath the mattress. Everstock picked a metal build because a bedside caddy gets knocked, leaned on and loaded well past what anyone intends. Check that it sits square on the frame before loading it, and keep the heaviest items lowest.
