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Re: need help with storage ideas for tons of LEGO
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lugnet.storage
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Thu, 9 Dec 1999 02:10:54 GMT
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berwin@tufts.edu (Ben Erwin) wrote in <384EC116.C02310AF@tufts.edu>:
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> We are looking to bring all of our LEGO pieces (many thousands of US
> dollars worth) together into one building space.
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> Currently we have ZAG storage units in two sizes (yellow and green) from
> the Home Depot.
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> see photo at http://www.tufts.edu/~berwin/storage.jpg
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> We will probably go with something more industrial such as the Akro-Mils
> bins since it will be easier to order them with a purchase order.
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> But the table in the above photo is 10 feet by 4 feet - much too deep to
> keep a row of bins at the back end of the table or against the wall out
> of reach.
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> I had thought of maybe having a turntable/lazy susan with bins stacked
> around its diameter - sort of like a family table at a taiwanese
> restaurant, but I wanted to know if anyone had other ideas...
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> -Ben
Wooo, that is a nice big table. I'm jealous.
I find that I like to have bins arranged around me in an L or U shape,
and to keep them separate from the table space where I'm building.
I keep them in bins somewhat like you have, covering two walls from floor
to ceiling. I have them arranged like this in my work space:
|S TTTTTTTS
|S * S
|SSSSSSSSSS
+------------
S = shelf
T = table
- = wall
* = where I sit
In your picture, I'd be tempted to pull the table out from the wall that
it's currently against, and then put a shelf of bins against that wall.
Then sit between the table and the wall. I can't tell from the picture if
that will work, but even if not, I'd try other rearranging before going for
the lazy susan.
-r'm
Remy Evard -- evard@mcs.anl.gov -- www.mcs.anl.gov/~evard -- 630.252.5963
Manager of Advanced Computing and Networking, MCS, Argonne National Lab
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