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Post by cmpeter on Jan 5, 2022 2:06:25 GMT
I have always stored vertically too…no issues. I use the Advantus/Cropper Hopper paper storage things.
IKEA does make dividers for the Kallax now. My store has been out of stock. There are two different inserts. One divides a cube in half and the other into four (I believe) slots. I’ve seen reports on an organization fb group that some stores are finally getting them back in stock.
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Post by don on Jan 11, 2022 22:35:20 GMT
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msliz
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Post by msliz on Jan 12, 2022 0:03:24 GMT
I also store them both ways, PP vertical and card stock horizontal. No real reason. I just didn't have enough space to store them all one way, so it seemed like a good way to split it up. I used to have everything stored in Sterilite 12x12 drawers, but switched the PP to vertical when I saw an opportunity to do so (which freed up some drawers for me too! )
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Post by PaperAngel on Jan 12, 2022 1:37:16 GMT
Paper is my favorite, most abundant, & most used supply. I've stored paper vertically in the original Cropper Hopper Paper Holders/Pouches for almost two decades! This system allows quick & easy access to peruse, insert, & remove individual sheets. HTH & you find a storage solution that works well for you.
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Post by simplyparticular on Jan 12, 2022 4:36:42 GMT
Another vertical stacker - PP in Cropper Hopper pockets I light at least 15 years ago, and CS in wider Target Itso bins (discontinued). Both have pretty much filled 2 cubes in a 2x2 Kallax, so no worries about floppy paper.
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Post by cycworker on Jan 12, 2022 6:27:19 GMT
Vertically, for a couple reasons. Biggest reason is that with the wheelchair, stacking stuff is problematic. I can't necessarily reach as high as most adults. The bigger issue, though, is that my space is better suited to vertical.
I have a bureau that's meant for clothes, and I have my Crop Hopper paper holders in it. Well, the thing has drawers, and the drawers have clothes. But the cupboard portion as paper. I'll take a picture one day soon.
I also have 3 cubes from Thirty-One that I use. One is for Stampin' Up, one is for 'Paper I Hoard Because the Companies are Gone' (i.e. An Ode to Basic Grey & Scenic Route') and one for theme paper.
I may do a layout about the 3 cubes.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 12, 2022 11:59:45 GMT
I store horizontal in my Scrap 'n Cube paper cubes. LOVE them but they closed during COVID I believe. I have many, many pieces of theirs. Anyway, StampnStorage sells something similar. I will link it. Here is a picture of mine: StampnStorage Units |
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Post by tealpaperowl on Jan 12, 2022 16:10:17 GMT
I store mine in bins, in a 4 cube tall bookcase on its side that hubby added wheels to.
I keep each color/theme in a thick plastic record sleeve and then have dividers. I've used this for a few years now and it works well for me. I can grab the pack I want and have everything I need at once.
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Post by cbscrapper on Jan 14, 2022 5:10:09 GMT
Another vertical stacker - PP in Cropper Hopper pockets I light at least 15 years ago, and CS in wider Target Itso bins (discontinued). Both have pretty much filled 2 cubes in a 2x2 Kallax, so no worries about floppy paper. I miss the Target Itso bins - they are so great! I have some 6x12 that are perfect for so many things! I wish they would make them again. |
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Post by simplyparticular on Jan 14, 2022 11:51:54 GMT
Another vertical stacker - PP in Cropper Hopper pockets I light at least 15 years ago, and CS in wider Target Itso bins (discontinued). Both have pretty much filled 2 cubes in a 2x2 Kallax, so no worries about floppy paper. I miss the Target Itso bins - they are so great! I have some 6x12 that are perfect for so many things! I wish they would make them again. They have been so versatile! We bought the cubes and lots of different bin styles for toddler era toys. Those kids are now 12 and 15 so I morphed the cubes and bins for clothing and linen closet storage years ago, and the bins have slowly shifted from closets into my craft area  |
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