Additional Storage Ideas Sussex

New houses often have limited storage areas, while older properties may have awkward spaces that don't lend themselves to straightforward solutions. In this section, you'll find some great storage and space-saving ideas for your house, along with some handy tips for use anywhere in your home.

Quality Pine & Oak
01202 574358
1633, Wimborne Rd
Bournemouth

Mfi Furniture Centre Ltd
01202 768724
12-16 Redlands
Poole

http://www.worldofbarstools.com/
01202768206
www.worldofbarstools.com
poole

Quinta Mueble
01202 715715
40a Old Wareham Road
Poole

Java Plantation
01202 678367
6 Tatnam Crescent
Poole

Trehaven Furnishers
01202 580201
1506, Wimborne Rd
Bournemouth

Harveys
01202 751994
Unit 7, Redlands
Poole

worldofbarstools
01202 759505
11 thwaite road
dorset

R White Cabinets Ltd
01202 730731
59 Old Wareham Road
Poole

Quality Reproductions
01202 677188
10 Tatnam Crescent
Poole

Add Some Hooks

Hooks that hang over doors need no permanent fixings and provide a place for umbrellas, towels, tools, or bags. For outdoor clothes, add a second row of coat hooks at waist height to accommodate jackets.

Install Additional Shelving

Open shelving is relatively cheap to install. Check the weight of the items to be shelved and buy the correct thickness of wood to avoid bowing. Timber suppliers will advise. Look to fit shelving where you have unused space. A deep shelf above the kitchen door, for instance, is good for bulky but infrequently used equipment. Buy a small set of steps so that you can reach things safely. Put corners to good use with triangular shelves for cookery books. Mount a glass shelf above or across a window for trailing house-plants - especially good if the view is uninspiring.

Make Your Furniture Work For You

Cast an eye over existing furniture to see where it could work harder. Swapping a side table for a low cupboard, for instance, retains a useful flat surface while adding Storage Space Sussex.