We are a manufacturing company that build drilling machines that use many different types of hydraulic welded cylinders anywhere from 2" in diameter up to 6". I am looking for a company that manufactures some sort of vertical or horizontal shelving to store many cylinders instead of just laying them on the flat shelves which wastes a lot of space, any ideas?

Other similar questions on this website have been answered... But none helped me find what I was looking for. :-/

I know this is a weird question, but our school got a new trailer for our marching band gear this year, and we've never had one before. My conductor's been looking all over for the best way to organize it (shelves, racks, uniform storage, etc.), but hasn't come up with anything. I was wondering if anyone here has experience with this sort of thing or has good ideas?

Current pantry rack is a wire shelf 16 inches deep. I'm looking for a rack that will hold baking pans by standing them on their side vertically.

I would like to locate a model that attaches to a wall and then the pans hang from the bottom of the shelf--something under 150 dollars. This may be a bit ambitious but it would be solve some storage issues in my rather sad galley kitchen.

Shoe storage - from shoe racks to shoe boxes; and shoe drawers to shoe shelves, the options are endless. But, if you're like me, you might not have given much thought to organizing your shoes. After all, who wants to shop for a shoes rack, when you could be shopping for shoes. But when you realize there are no less than five pairs of shoes (all belonging to one person!) residing under your kitchen table. It's time to start shopping for shoe storage.

I have a VERY small bathroom.There is a small(24 in) vanity with 2 door storage,an over the toilet stogage cabinet and that is all.There is no room to add any other storage shelves or racks.This is my bath,I don't share it with my hubby(he has his own),although it is used by any visitors we have.Lady's you all know how much STUFF we have.It just looks so junky with all this stuff out on the cabinet over the toilet.I had an idea for storage and I was wondering if anyone else has done anything like this and how it was working for them.I am going to be doing some redecorating in my bath and thought about adding some storage space by cutting a hole in the wall and making a cabinet a little bigger than a full length mirror.I would be using the space between the wall joist or possibly a litle larger and reframe the wall.Attach small shelves and add a plywood door and use a router on the edges.I know the shelves would only be about 3 1/2 inches wide but that is wide enough to hold most things I was thinking of painting the door the same as the walls and putting my full lenght mirror on the door. I don't like the idea of the hanging storage pockets.I want to hide all the stuff from view.

My uncle is moving out of my house in about three months, and I get the basement which includes: bathroom, big closet with two shelves and two racks, a storage room, sliding glass door(its to the backyard), and the stairway, of course. The door comes from the kitchen, and I was thinking about decorating the front of it.. with signs that say "Risa's Room" or something like that... I am thirteen, so I want it to be sort of bright colors. And I am going to paint the walls, add curtains, decorate the bathroom, ect. Any ideas on storage or bedding, too? I was thinking about afuton that would fold up and stuff.. so it would be kind of like a mini apartment. And I'm getting a new tv. I need it to be pretty cheap, too.. but good looking. I'm also going to get a phone for it, too. Thanks!!