Your best (cheap?) organization tips and tricks

[nm.otter]

IME those eventually buckle under weight and stress.

Wire foodservice shelving is a phenomenal deal. Five shelf 18" x 48" versions at Costco. Bigger and smaller versions generally cost more per square foot. Huge assortment of options at a commercial restaurant supply, still compatible with the generic stuff.

 

[waspocrew]

These are pretty handy to have in the hunting/reloading room.

Shelving is nice provided you don't weight it down a ton, or it'll buckle as noted.

I have a few of the three drawer plastic storage "bins" where I keep brass and some other odds/ends. Too much weight and they will buckle as well.

 

[Harvey_NW]

IME those eventually buckle under weight and stress.

Wire foodservice shelving is a phenomenal deal. Five shelf 18" x 48" versions at Costco. Bigger and smaller versions generally cost more per square foot. Huge assortment of options at a commercial restaurant supply, still compatible with the generic stuff.

Shelving is nice provided you don't weight it down a ton, or it'll buckle as noted.

I have a few of the three drawer plastic storage "bins" where I keep brass and some other odds/ends. Too much weight and they will buckle as well.

Hmm, I have a couple loaded to the hilt with all kinds of gear and they're fine. The metal ones are better though, I forgot I have those too in the canning closet.

Either way, shelves are nice. lol.

 

[waspocrew]

Hmm, I have a couple loaded to the hilt with all kinds of gear and they're fine. The metal ones are better though, I forgot I have those too in the canning closet.

Either way, shelves are nice. lol.

Definitely not saying they suck haha. I just tend to keep the really heavy stuff on the bottom. I went with metal ones when we moved and it’s been a bit more sturdy.

 

[Benchrest Braxton]

What are your scales sitting on? Is there a purpose for them being elevated?

Wish my room looked that organized!


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they are granite surface plates, can be had for cheap on grizzly. i put rubber feet on the bottom too, helps the scales stay flat and stable.