Save Space and Combat the Mess
Intro: Save Space and Combat the Mess
Instructables fans are busy and creative. May bring some chaos.
But we can combat the mess and save space, through creativity...
These steps are no Instructables, but presentations of various installations I made in this topic, to (maybe) give you some ideas.
But we can combat the mess and save space, through creativity...
These steps are no Instructables, but presentations of various installations I made in this topic, to (maybe) give you some ideas.
STEP 1: A Computer in the Shelf
This Mac-mini has a foldable LCD screen mount (on hanging rails), and a drawer for the keyboard and mouse.
STEP 2: A Nokia 770 in the Kitchen
It is nice to have recipes (among which, of Instructables) on hand and online while cooking.
This Nokia 770 wifi tablet is mounted inside a sliding trapdoor under a kitchen shelf.
This Nokia 770 wifi tablet is mounted inside a sliding trapdoor under a kitchen shelf.
STEP 3: A Sliding Panel for Brooms and Umbrellas
The sweeping brooms and umbrellas are at our disposal in the entrance hall.
A bottle filled with water, in a bag, gives the force to pull it back.
The umbrellas holder is made of a sawed plastic box.
A bottle filled with water, in a bag, gives the force to pull it back.
The umbrellas holder is made of a sawed plastic box.
STEP 4: A Pivoting Sweeper Holder
This sweeper can hide in its 2-inches-wide cranny.
STEP 5: A Recharging Organizing Shelf
A recharging and storage place for the common portable electronic devices, keys, sunglasses, etc.
It is made of an horizontal CD shelf, to which I added many mains plugs, and mounted vertically.
It is made of an horizontal CD shelf, to which I added many mains plugs, and mounted vertically.
43 Comments
DevonBerg 7 years ago
PetrichorXFi 8 years ago
I especially appreciate how you kept the broom/mop sliding panel open to the room, I suspect that if it was a closed flush to the wall "hidden storage", it would probably get moldy.
Question... are you able to sweep the slot this is located in? Looks like it might be hard to dust out nicely.
lakazdi 10 years ago
laxap 10 years ago
Feel free to post any of your solutions!
abisabel 11 years ago
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falcotheimpaler 14 years ago
berky93 14 years ago
chrwei 14 years ago
laxap 14 years ago
- 2 x drawer rails: full extension drawer runners; 300mm extension
- 4 x L, to hang the two above rails; not visible on the pictures
- 2 x foldable L brackets; with ratchet and spring-loaded release
- 2 x steel bars, to hold the monitor on the L brackets
- 2 x aluminium bars of L profile
- lots of bolts, nuts and washers
Maybe I should write a detailed instructable for this alone ?Killanat3 14 years ago
chrwei 14 years ago
myckro 14 years ago
Nucleus 14 years ago