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Cynthia Morabito wrote:
Where did you get this shelving unit?
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Kristin Livingston Abrahams
Try ivar at Ikea. Pretty close!
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marwick13
It is a product from Europe but available in the US. Website www.lundiausa.com. The product is available in various heights, widths and shelf depths.
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plantation wrote:
How deep are the shelves? Thanks - I found one similar at IKEA and the shelves are about 12" deep.
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a little over 12 inches...they are the best :)

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jennyres wrote:
love your Pyrex collection!
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Thanks so much! Most of those dishes I sold on Craigslist...one big lot of pyrex casserole dishes..I needed space for morepyrex bowls!
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Laura Gaskill added this to Small Changes to Simplify Your Long-Term Storage
Store extra supplies. From bulk household goods to supplies from home improvement projects, we all have those odds and ends that can be hard to organize. Make it easier on yourself by installing a shelving system that fits your space. Beside being easier to access, this will keep everything off the floor where moisture can cause damage.The next time you venture down the basement steps with an armful of stuff, take a couple of extra minutes to put like with like (paper products can go in one area, paint and rollers in another) and toss anything that is obviously damaged.
Alison Hodgson added this to All Together Now: Tackle Home Projects With a DIY Co-op
2. The host feeds and waters. You're working, not entertaining, but you have to eat. Keep it simple: a protein bar, maybe some fresh vegetables or soup, water to drink — although having coffee brewed may be essential. Just make sure you have something to keep both of you fueled.Once You've StartedBe firm yet flexible. Once you establish a day and a time, stick with it. Many of us battle internal resistance to accomplishing the goals we say we have. It can be hard to get going, but once you do, momentum builds and you keep moving. Cancel only in the face of real emergencies. Hit it first thing. If there is any way you can schedule your work time early, do it. This will give you flexibility for big projects and utilize your peak energy.
Alison Hodgson added this to Portrait of a Reformed Terrible Housekeeper
A few days after New Year’s he sent a picture of his basement (not the one shown here). There was a stack of boxes but the floor was mostly clear, and he was getting rid of an old rug. “There’s a lot of junk surrounding the carpet,” he wrote in his text. “That’s for another day. Divide and conquer.”He knows this isn’t a quick fix and that he still has a long way to go. Rather than getting overwhelmed by all he had to do, he made a few small changes; he figured out what worked and what didn’t and established some new habits. Now he’s in an entirely different place than he was a few months ago. I couldn’t be happier for my friend. Three cheers for Billy!See where Billy started

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Maren Harden added this to Basement
Store extra supplies. From bulk household goods to supplies from home improvement projects.
Shonda Banks added this to Storage
Need something similar with plenty of cabinets and shelves similar to store shelves
Elissa Fantuz added this to basement storage
division of items, well labelled baskets

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