Sentences with phrase «if cabinet storage»

Knocking out a non-structural wall or even removing a kitchen island, if cabinet storage is sufficient, are great ways to create a sense of flow in your home.

Not exact matches

We now have a built in medicine cabinet, a deep and functional storage area and a linen closet that are beautiful and new to the house — but look as if they have always been there!

If storage is required, then filing cabinets are a must have.

If you're looking for a great toolbox that stands out in the crowd, this Viper Tool Storage Rolling Cabinet may be the one for you.

Remember white cabinets and storage can look good, but only if they are paired with the right shade of paint and tiles on the wall.

But you'll sleep better at night if you plan ahead for any eventuality by minimizing the hazards: Throw away any mouse traps or poison that might be in storage; seal any gaps in and behind cabinets and appliances as well as around pipes (if you have a built - in kitchen, remember that it's easier to seal gaps now than dismantle your kitchen if your hamster gets loose); if you have a sump pump or accessible drain in the basement, be sure it's covered securely; and check whether exterior doors need new weather - stripping to prevent gaps a curious hamster could slip under.

This is an important question to know the answer to because if you need a lot of storage space, then you obviously should get something with a ton of cabinets or drawers.

Generally, I've always thought that cloud - based storage, if you encrypt your data before sending it into the cloud, is far more secure than keeping paper copies of documents in a locked filing cabinet, which could be accessed by your cleaning staff or a pretty clever burglar.

Consider what it would cost if you had to replace your couches, beds, tables, chairs, ottomans, storage cabinets, entertainment center and more.

* Adequate hardware (including at least one good mouse or trackball) * High voltage surge protector * Top tier residential Internet access at minimum * Big table or desk: at the bare minimum, a 72in utility table, the more space the better * Good chair * Good light: lamps, adequate space near a window * Ventilation and climate control: this probably means a window AC unit if you have a lot of hardware * Printer, for a lot of folks * Modicum of supplies: notebooks, multipurpose paper, Post-Its, envelopes, folders, pens, pencils, spare cables (power, USB, Firewire, Ethernet), cleaning supplies (for keeping workspaces and displays free of dust and other crud) * Storage space, closet or cabinet: the space occupied by supplies, cables, crates, and files starts to add up PDQ * Good WiFi router or repeater (i.e., not a Linksys WRT series) * Hardcopy address book (at bare minimum, sync your contacts on multiple devices)

• Organize bookshelves and storage cabinets; if possible, remove and dust or vacuum books and knick - knacks, and thoroughly clean the shelf before putting the books back.

I'm just wondering if you have an alternate plan for storage since you got rid of a lot of your cabinets.

Even if you still think I'm crazy for removing upper cabinets in a small kitchen, ha, keep in mind we will be adding lots more very functional drawer space so we will not have any less storage than we currently have.

The softer ottoman she has near her bed is used as a stool to reach the baskets on the kitchen cabinets, as a foot rest, as storage and if she places a tray on top as a place to hold a snack and drinks while she watches dinner.

I have read previous comments about not having enough storage if the upper cabinets are removed but really, how much STUFF do you need in a kitchen.

Now, if I could custom design a kitchen with plenty of storage in the lower cabinets (or a butler's pantry) for all the stuff we use regularly, including food, then I might be tempted.

But, if you prefer additional storage, more flexible functions or counter space, you should consider new cabinets.

The only comment that I would make, if storage space is a problem in the kitchen, you might want to do cabinets instead of the open shelving.

These tips will help contain the clutter: Allocate storage space Empty some lower cabinets (plus drawers, if you have them) in the dining room hutch and fill with pens, pencils, paper.

Number of Vices: None, Storage: 2 Door Cabinet and Adjustable Shelf (on each side) Shain Four Station Wooden Workbench with Two Do... or Cabinet If you're looking for a workbench to accommodate all your construction needs look no further.

The mirror door also cantilevers upwards to offer even more storage, this is especially perfect if you don't have room for a medicine cabinet door swing.

Any budget can get in some storage, especially if it's as glam as these cabinets.

If you usually use the common furniture like cabinet and storage system, you might need to try this one.

Organizing guru Charlotte Steill recommends assessing the storage you have in the room, such as built - in shelving, cabinets, closets, bookshelves, baskets, etc., and deciding if and how you can use it in the home office.

«If you don't have enough drawer or cabinet space for storage, start hanging it up!»

So, take a look at your kitchen and see if you can squeeze in a narrow cabinet to add extra storage.

If you're looking to install laundry room storage cabinets to make your laundry room beautiful and efficient, use a mix of cabinetry options.

If your bathroom lacks floor space for a large vanity or bank of cabinets, fill an empty wall with a storage - packed built - in.

Get the look: If you don't have a deep wall to build storage into, try Ikea's Metod corner cabinet with storage carousel, from # 167 for a space - saving design; and The Cotswold Company, which sells standalone units, from # 299.

You can consider your accessory storage problem solved if you have room for a dresser - like cabinet in your entryway.

But what if you can't afford to buy all new cabinets with the latest storage features and styles?

If you don't need that much storage, consider getting rid of the sink cabinet.

If it's extra storage you're after then some of our side cabinets come with handy drawers, cupboards or shelves too: perfect for squirrelling away all those bits and pieces.

If built - ins aren't possible, add storage and style with an antique cabinet.

So, if you know you need a storage cabinet or bookcase, don't settle for just any plain storage furnishing when you can upgrade to a stylish and functional accent chest or accent cabinet.

1 adjustable utility shelving 2 lockable cabinet 3 pegboard for tools 4 plastic bins for long - term storage of paper or other items that don't require air circulation 5 covered garment racks 6 canvas garment bags and boxes 7 large hooks to mount on joists if in an unfinished basement (never from pipes, as weight could damage them) 8 stepstool

If you're lacking storage space in your bathroom, think about creating a vanity unit from an old cabinet or even a console table.