How do you store awkward small games? What do you do with…
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How do you store awkward small games?
What do you do with games that are too small for a real shelf slot but too big or awkward for a normal drawer?
I’m dealing with this right now with compact games that look tidy for one week, then turn into a mystery pile. Small-box games, card games with expansions, compact party games, those medium boxes that line up with absolutely nothing… all of them break my storage logic. If they go on the shelf, they disappear behind bigger games. If they go in a bin, I forget they exist. If they live near the table, congrats, now it’s clutter. Some people seem to use Kallax half shelves, Laxrax drawers, or random photo boxes, but I’m not sure which approach keeps the games visible instead of hidden. What’s actually worked for you?
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What do you do with games that are too small for a real shelf slot but too big or awkward for a normal drawer?
I’m dealing with this right now with compact games that look tidy for one week, then turn into a mystery pile. Small-box games, card games with expansions, compact party games, those medium boxes that line up with absolutely nothing… all of them break my storage logic. If they go on the shelf, they disappear behind bigger games. If they go in a bin, I forget they exist. If they live near the table, congrats, now it’s clutter. Some people seem to use Kallax half shelves, Laxrax drawers, or random photo boxes, but I’m not sure which approach keeps the games visible instead of hidden. What’s actually worked for you?
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