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Help how to organize walk in closets?

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I have big closets I want them to be organized. For my bedroom and my children’s bedroom. They are sharing a room a 4 year old girl and a one year old boy. She has lots of clothes. I want everything to be organized but I do not know how to go with it and from where to buy the things needed?

Please help!

Thank you!


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2 Responses to “Help how to organize walk in closets?”

  1. puttguider
    March 24th, 2010 at 12:13 pm

    Wardrobe storage Spaces how about a walk-in wardrobe systems ,

    Bedroom wardrobe Furniture

    If you are not fortunate enough to have a large wardrobe such as fitted wardrobes then it is essential to keep your wardrobe organized.
    Having the inconvenience of a limited amount of storage space can be frustrating when tidying your bedroom.
    With the inconvenience of trying to find room to store your clothes and other items, it is absolutely necessary to have this space at least in some sort of order.
    Life in general can be easier if you Organize you wardrobe better.

    Consider a open plan walk-in wardrobe system or closet which will give you on average 20% more hanging area.
    If you only have a small area to store your clothes in your wardrobe, the best thing to do is to put seasonal clothes and items aside.
    During the hot summer months you should put your winter clothes somewhere else (since you will not be needing them often) and the same good for winter.

    If you have a garage or cellar, these can be ideal cloths storage places, take a look elsewhere in your home like under your beds.
    Storage containers are a popular choice for storing items under your bed which is space people do not normally use.
    You can swap the cloths around when the weather or season changes.

    You will find some storage boxes will not slot under your bed, depending on the size.
    If you are going to need quiet a few items you are storing, it is not ideal to buy lots of boxes to stack above each other.
    Unless clearly labeled You will not know where each thing is and as such will get annoyed with this system having to dig down through the boxes every time you need a item of clothing.

    You will also find you have wasted your money.

    Make a list of your clothes and accessories and purchase a walk in wardrobe system or wardrobe organiser which will more be suitable for your storage needs.

    If you have other clothes which require hanging space, you will need to think on hanging rails or if most of your clothes can be folded neatly and packed away then you should consider purchasing shelving instead.
    This can drastically reduce the amount of storage space you need for daily dressing clothes items in your wardrobe.

    If you require space for storing valuables and other personal things, you could think about putting a floating shelf up high above the doorway that would be the ideal spot to hide items from children.
    Having the ability to stack your shoes with a hanging shoe rack is very in vogue, especially for wardrobes with long run hanging robe rails.
    There are also space saving clothes hangers that you can purchase that allows you to hang more than one pair of trousers or skirts.
    Drop down tie hangers are a great and easy way for accessing your array of ties and belts quickly.
    Consider http://www.walkinwardrobestore.com for extra tall walk-in wardrobe closet systems that are made to measure where high ceiling are in a bedroom.
    If you have a shelf above your hanging rail, why not see if you can add another one directly above it so that you can store even more items. see the above website for examples.
    Don’t get yourself stressed out again about not being able to locate your favorite dress or jumper when in a rush. It can make a big difference having an organized walk-in wardrobe system fitted.
    Visit http://www.walkinwardrobestore.com for a brochure or call the free phone number tel 0800 043 1448 for more ideas.

  2. GamB
    March 24th, 2010 at 12:13 pm

    You might want to try color coordinating their things. Keeping toys in bins that they can reach is a step toward getting them to keep them neat. There are even wooden bin holders… like for classrooms that you can buy. You could even buy matching (color-wise) hangers for their clothes. I liked putting my children’s dressers inside their closets. If there is room to do so, it frees up a lot of floor space in the bedroom. While they are little, having a double (one above the other) set of hanging rods is very helpful. There are many closet "systems" out there… like California Closets. You might look at their web sites and get some ideas.

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