[header] How to create storage in a kid's room with no closets [title] Use shelves. [step] Shelves are a magical thing when you're low on space. Whether you get bookshelves, modular plywood shelves (for clothes, shoes, and collectibles), or wall-mounted shelving, shelves can significantly expand the amount of space your child has to work with.
[header] How to create storage in a kid's room with no closets [title] Use shelves. [step] Shelves are a magical thing when you're low on space. Whether you get bookshelves, modular plywood shelves (for clothes, shoes, and collectibles), or wall-mounted shelving, shelves can significantly expand the amount of space your child has to work with.
Plus, growing old (as older kids age) can make it more suited to a child to have at least one few inches of space to access and manage electronics. Think about hanging shelves on your walls to add more wall space. Even old milk crates or vintage wooden boxes can make cool, fun shelving for your kid. [substeps] Some shelves are designed for use with small cubby containers. Stacking books, backpacks, and other storage items can further expand the area where your child can access them. [title] Avoid placing shelves directly on a wall. It can also force your child to rearrange regularly, and make the smaller spaces feel suffocating. These shelves also improve on how your child stands.