I am putting in a shelve in my laundry room. What do you guys think is the optimum height from bottom to shelve?

I am thinking to organize with boxes at the bottom.

This is how I organize some of my exercise equipment. Some of the rolls on the walls are foam rollers and there's a couple of mats there as well.

Well, mostly. These are all of my pants not including a pair of trackpants. The black pair present in the top right are actually shorts.

This was an idea inspired by reading both of Marie Kondo’s top books on her method.

This whole closet system looks like it operates on a single track vertically down the middle. Each left and right side balances on it. I’ve put a lot of shelves and pullout drawers up, but never one that operated quite like this.

Does anyone know what it’s called? Or what I can look up to find it. Trying to redo my son’s closet. Thanks.

Yes, I labeled my labelmaker ;-).

I am so darn glad this closet is finally not an avalanche coming at me every time I open the door! Used to be a coat closet then moved the printer and other things up when baby came and we needed the room. My office is a level down so I like having things close at hand and as a special needs mama I now have a place to keep all the medical, therapy and educational paperwork that comes our way daily!

I'm just so darn happy. No before picking but it was just piles on the printer, random baskets spilling over. Added an LED light and a magnetic whiteboard for notes and such.

Now it sparks joy

Folders organized alphabetically, apps within folders organized alphabetically. Makes my heart happy

I have the cute jars and rack but need to upgrade the labels. Suggestions?

The boxes are from Amazon. I ordered the jars from Fillmore and they juuuust fit.

So we've been working on organizing our basement after taking on a lot of excess from my parents who downsized. Ordered 6 of these Sterilite 66qt bins with latching lids from Target. The order came with 4 of the lids broken in transit so we requested replacements and they came with non-matching lids, as seen in the included image. Target in my area is now out of stock of this type of bin and would not replace them again.

So the dilemma now is that we have 8 of these bins that do not have lids and I haven't been able to find any evidence that replacement lids are even sold separately to utilize the latching handles.

Does anyone have any alternatives or suggestions for making use of these bins?

This makes my heart happy!