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Level up
Ever find yourself wishing you had an extra shelf or two? Here’s an easy way to make that happen. These organizers are great for stacking to double and triple your cabinet space, which not only allows you to maximize on storage, but also allows for clearer categorization. Check, and check!
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Stand and section your plates
Turn them 90 degrees, and viola; who knew vertical was the way to go? This sectioned plate holder provides ample space for multiple dish sets, as well as easy access. No more digging up plates from a mile-high stack!
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Tap into vertical space
Ever notice the gaping space above the pots in the bottom cabinet, staring emptily back at you? We’ve got an easy fix for that one too.
Take control of dead vertical space with these tall risers, designed to provide more opportunity for storage on top, while keeping items below fully visible and accessible.
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Double surface area
Are miscellaneous bowls and small plates creating an unintentional mix-and-match situation?
This low riser is a quick trick for creating more surface area so you can adequately categorize your collection. Keep items separate and more accessible to make both table setting and clean up a piece of cake.
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Think outside the cabinet
If you feel like you’ve hit a (cabinet) wall, a simple solution is to go beyond it. That open space underneath, for example, is your low-hanging-fruit!
This little hack of an organizer locks right onto the bottom shelf and provides ample space for your go-to seasonings and herbs or everyday tools you want to keep handy.
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Stash bulky items smartly
What happened to that cumbersome stack of pots? It only takes a snap to make them display-worthy with the help of this pot holder. A great way to not only beautify your shelves, but also avoid having to disassemble a heavy pile of pots every time you’re in the mood for stew.
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Utilize full cabinet depth
No more neglected items sulking in the back of your cabinet! Get your mugs and glasses in a row with this unique organizer, built to take full advantage of cabinet depth. Hold the front bar to pull the caddy out like a drawer so everyone can reach their favorite cup.