Made a Storage/Shelf with plastic crates for Daughters Room for $16
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Done at a child's height would be more functional. -
<3 it though I would make a shelf to put them on so you could remove them at will -
i love this idea however i will have to put at lower level for my youngest to get to. dont want to encourage climbing if not necessary! -
wow this is the answer to my Granddaughters room. -
my son Tiger has a tiger collection since birth (50 stuffed animals at least) hes now 15 but he loves them still, he doesnt touch them any more, so this idea would work perfectly for him, side note* his room is decorated in a wild animal print theme, perfrct for his age and incorperates his tigers beautifully
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Actually, this is a WONDERFUL idea for my scrapbooking supplies!! -
What an awesome idea! -
cooking spray is alo good for removing labels I like the idea of the baskets being higher. when your child wants to get something new that would be the time to teach putting the other stuff back,so Mom could use that before getting something else down.. seems to me kids never get the concept of putting stuff away -
This is a good idea for that wierd space between my pc monitor and the wall. This can store games, storage disks, speakers, and be a place to display lightweight cha-cha's. -
Blowdryer gets stickers off... And I love the idea, I just agree, would need to bring it down lower for my youger son. Up higher would work for my preteen, though... -
It is a great idea for those things that you don't want to get rid of, decorating with toys is a wonderful idea no matter how tall things are -
you could put the opening on the top and put them on the wall at a lower level and fill them with stuffed animals. -
easy ..cost great,,have to try in my hobby room iam fixing since retired now,,ty -
Very clever!!!!
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This is a GREAT idea! How clever. -
You can't tell from the picture, but the windows are low on the wall and not average size. My daughter is 8 and tall, so with a low step stool she can get the toys. If your child is small, I would recommend hanging lower. Thanks for the positive comments. -
I see the ceiling tho
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It's a cape style house and the second floor has low ceilings and two slanted walls. I am limited with my use of wall space.
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VERY clever!! if it works for you and your daughter thats all that matters!! Crazy thing is if someone likes the idea then use it if you have to make changes to your childs needs then do it.. I think you deserve much needed credit for this idea!! Thank you for sharing with us!! I will use this for my grandkids!! :)) -
I also wanted to mention that they come in many different colors too.
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Adorable. We added shelves all the way around our daughter's bedroom for her collectables and stuffed critters after she no longer wanted them on her bed, but wasn't ready to give them up yet. They were too high for her to get to except for the area above her loft bed. -
Now what in the world could be cuter than this! Love, love, love! In kid's rooms there is never enough space for their junk so any idea is fantatice! I am retired and I want one for my room! HA! Hang them low where I can get to them....a perfect place for the tv remotes, magazines, the book I am currently reading, the telephone base, etc. There is a great corner near my bed where such as this would fit perfectly! Spray them black (classic) and put a white and black chair near along with a small lamp on top and it would be a reading nook. -
use a hair dryer to take the stickers off. heat up the glue and they just peel right off -
Great idea! These could be used in all sorts of configurations on a wall. -
Goof point Sheila. These can be stacked and put in clusters. This was just the best set up for the space I had.
