Sometimes the spaces we live in are just a little short on storage space. Over the door storage can provide the right amount and kind of storage needed for many different places around your home. Here are examples of the best places to take advantage of the storage space available behind a door.
The dorm room: If you live in a dorm, you know that you don’t have a lot of space and what space you do have, it is likely you are sharing it with a roommate. What little floor space you have is probably devoted to the basic furniture items you need in your room. Your closet space is not adequate enough, so you have to leave a lot of your clothing at your parents’ home, which is not very convenient. You can’t put any screws or nails in the walls or you are going to be charged for it when you move out. What are your options? It might seem as if there are not any options, but in reality, there are solutions to your storage dilemma. Over the door storage can be something as simple as a one hook over the door storage to hang your coat on. It can also create a door sized closet space. You can get an over the door closet. When you are short on closet space, this is a great option.
Front hall closet: The front hall closet is packed full of coats for the family. From winter to spring coats, the closet is full from top to bottom. Boots, shoes and bags are often tossed at the bottom of the hall closet, as family members come home. Get them off the floor of the closet and out from under the hems of all of those long winter coats. Take advantage of an over the door shoe rack that also has hooks to hang purses and bags. All the shoes, boots, backpacks and market bags can be kept right inside the front hall closet right where everyone leaves the home. On their way out the door, they can grab their bag, put their shoes on, grab a jacket and take a market bag as they head to the store.
The bathroom: Many of us have small bathrooms that lack adequate storage space. Consider taking advantage of the back of that bathroom door. Hang up your robe, towels and clothing on an over the door six hook rack. Finally, you have a place to hang up the towel.
The bedroom: You can find yourself just not having enough closet space in your bedroom. Create a closet with an over the door wardrobe installed on the back of your bedroom door. Now, your husband finally has his own closet inside the bedroom.
Laundry room: Do you need a place to hang your hang dry clothes, but your laundry room is a small space with only enough room for your washer, dryer and the door to get in and out? No problem. Have a place to hang dry your laundry with an over the door hanger arranger. Your clothes can dry right in the laundry room out of sight. If you don’t have the room for a rolling laundry cart to hang dry your clothes on or a drying rack, the hanger arranger can get the job done.
Basement steps: How can your basement stairs possibly provide a place for storage? On the back of your basement door, you can hang an over the door iron and board holder. Now, when you need to iron those office whites, your iron is just on the other side of the basement door. You don’t have to trudge down to the basement to do your ironing or try to carry the ironing board upstairs.
Save yourself a few steps. Save yourself some space. Create storage.
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