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Until my custom type cabinets are completed, I'm storing a lot of my type and spacing in these plastic bead trays. I got them at a craft store. They're especially nice because the compartments are curved, making it easier to remove the type. They're normally $7 but they go on sale for $3.50. None of my fonts is very big, so I get an entire font in one case by sorting them alphabetically, mixing upper- and lowercase letters in the same compartment and also mixing some of the sparse letters like X and Z . I use 24 compartments for the letters, three for the numbers, and the rest for punctuation and symbols.
The walk-in closet has been converted to supply storage. Not shown are the large sheets of paper stored on curtain rods, installed behind the door.
Here's one of the boxes I store my dolly clothes and accessories in. I picked it up at my local craft store a few months ago, and I love it! It comes in several sizes and patterns, which is extra fun. I'm hoping to get one of each for all of my dolly/toy storage needs eventually. They're a bit pricy for boxes so I'm buying them slowly over time. ^___^
Sometimes I use the boxes to store my Latis in, too. They're great for so many things.
(Ugh, I apologize for the poor lighting today. I just couldn't get a shot with decent lighting. >.<)
Wall storage folders designed to hold loose paper - recipes, receipts, school art work...... Old books can be recycled to create great out of the way storage! gingerbreadsnowflakes.com/node/90
The ornate fire-proof 'strong room' at the former Land Titles Office building in Queen Street, Melbourne. Constructed in 1874-1879, this building has not been used for decades. The complex is now owned by the Victoria University of Technology.
Some of the features include slate shelving and fireproof flooring.
Seen as part of Melbourne Open House
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Using off-site storage for archived paperwork/documents will help maintain your office's work flow and productivity.
New storage cubes from Target. There are two (9 cubes each) and they are stacked. The height is within inches of my ceiling. If I remember correctly, the cubes were $49 each... so I spent barely over $100 with tax.
Fabric on the shelves have been folded over comic book boards for organization. I found the tip on a website, but I can't seem to remember which one. This keeps the fabric neatly organized and I can see everything I have.
Books, patterns, and odds and ends make up the rest of the 18 cubes (top half shown here).
Florence School of Regulation
Florence, 23 September 2011
Workshop: Electricity Storage
organized by Pippo Ranci \ FSR
The colors and the soft, misty illustrations of high fantasy go well with the deep, rich colors of stained glass.
CN ES44AC #2891 solos CN E251 by Opdyke Road in Bloomfield Hills, Mi. Hitching a ride on the tail of this short train was 62 Iron ore cars bound for storage somewhere near Chicago. There were more Ore Cars going to Storage than revenue cars on E251!
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Connection between the outer wall and the underground storage tunnels.
I haven't posted in a while, but I think the next couple of pictures will turn out nicely. So check back soon for more. I will try and upload more frequently again.
On my vacation to Europe I stopped by in Belgium. Martino_NL and telefunker showed me around some beautiful abandonments. I can't thank those guys enough. I had a great time.
It was build around 1870 as part of a series of forts in order to defend the city of Antwerp. This fortress has a star shaped moat with only one bridge leading to the center. Followed by a main wall and then a ring shaped inner circle. Inside the lower parts of this circle are mostly storage rooms. Still within the moat but outside the circle is a larger underground storage tunnel which connects to a defensive trench.
It is a beautiful location. Unfortunately is was pouring down the whole time we were there. You could easily spend a couple of days there exploring everything. We weren't able to make it into the inside upstairs compartments. As I said, it was a very rainy day and everything was very slippery. I hope to be able to go back there some day.
The body of this unit is metal and I got it at a local hardware store (Canadian Tire). It's filled with things like magnetic snaps.
This is the cold water storage pool where the water would have come from and then gone through the pipes and protected the observing area for the rocket tests.
Kummersdorf Germany, September 2006. These are all photos of an old german then soviet air base in Kummersdorf Germany. They're in the process of tearing it down to expand Shonefeld airport, near Berlin.
Most of these buildings were built during ww1 for training the German military. Then, as WW2 progresssed rocket research was done here in an attempt to come up with larger more powerful artilery shells, and then atomic weapons. Finally, when the scientists headed to the US and Russia, they started building artilery shells and training officers here.
After WW2, when the soviets moved in, the soviets had staging post for their troops, and started doing research on rockets for the space race. Somewhere in these pictures is a soviet explosive test area (it was a buried bunker with 35 foot thick concrete walls surrounding 10 foot thick steel bunker.) which was exploded and broke windows for over 3000 houses nearly a mile away.
You need to rotate your food storage and what better way to do it than to put the opened cans into cute clear jars. Keep them on your counter and you'll use them faster and be able to rotate through your food.
This room was relatively spacious when I converted it into “Tiny Figure Cubicle” June last year but with ever increasing numbers of the usual figure sets such as Hot Toys and so on and especially recently collected multiples of LEGO sets it became more like a storage than a display room. I guess I now need the Room No.4 – I would say tentatively “LEGO Room” – when I have time to sort one out. It would face strong opposition from my dragon lady but I gotta do what I gotta do! Vive les jouets !!