Storage Ideas
Labeling storage so everyone can find things
Labels help everyone in a household put things back where they belong when they sit at a readable height, use everyday words and get reviewed as storage changes over time.
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Storage Ideas
Ways to add storage without renovating, from choosing bins that fit your shelves and labeling systems to open or closed storage and the hidden space under beds and stairs.
Storage Ideas
Making use of the space under beds and stairs
Space under beds and stairs suits items you need less often, but damp, access and safety all matter. Learn how to measure, choose containers and decide what should stay out.
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Matching storage bins to the shelves you already have
Measure shelf depth, interior height and clearance, then choose bins that fit the shelf grid. Pick clear or opaque containers based on how often you need to see what is inside.
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Open shelving or closed cabinets: how to choose
Open shelving suits everyday items you reach for often, while closed cabinets hide dust, grease and visual clutter. Learn how to weigh visibility, upkeep and mess before you decide.
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Storage for a rental that cannot be renovated
Add storage to a rental without altering walls or fixtures, using freestanding units, over-door organizers, removable hooks and rail systems that stay within your lease and weight limits.
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Using walls and doors for storage
Walls and door backs can hold tools, bags, towels and utensils without using floor space. Learn how to find secure mounting points, choose heights and keep heavy or sharp items safe.