Storage cupboard help

3 years ago

Hello everyone, which modifications would you suggest so that I can get more out of this cupboard? I feel there is too much wasted space.... Just need to bear in mind we need to keep our tall brooms etc in this cupboard.

Thank you!

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rinked
3 years ago
A rod and ikea Skubb or similar organiser. Perhaps one extra shelf, so you don't need to pull out all the smaller stuff to get to the large box. Two hooks on the side to hang the drying rack on.
christineacy
3 years ago
Hello hasmuk,

Take things off the floor. A shelf to put the smaller things on. The shelf can be horizontal or boxed like rinked pic or solid. That can be attached to the side of the cupboard so you still have the height you need for brooms etc. You can get broom, mop holders. like pic. They come in different sizes with different bits. From your local DIY stores... and also separately terry clips.

The inside of the door can also have hooks or screw on a box for the annoying little things that seem to get lost. Or this can be put on the shelf.

The laundry rack can be placed on U shaped hooks, If the door is wide enough placed on it.

Terry clips

I hope all helps. Have Fun :)
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arc3d
3 years ago
Get yourself one of these...

If you get it custom built you can get designed around your items.
rinked
3 years ago
Fancy, arc3d!

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