Corrugated cardboard of different sizes is also neat
Cardboard that accumulates quickly when using online shopping. Isn't it bulky and easy to fall down, and you're having trouble with a temporary storage place until you take out the trash?
When I was wondering whether to buy a commercially available cardboard stocker, I found a person who made his own with Daiso products on SNS. Did you have that hand! So I decided to make it as well.
I want something like this! (This is the "TOWER" cardboard stocker. About 4,000 yen)
What I bought
・ Shelf for joint rack type II (15 × 30 cm) 1 piece ・ Joint rack CHR series pole (length) 47 cm 4 pieces ・ Joint rack CHR series fixed parts 4 pieces 1 bag ・ Joint rack CHR series dedicated casters 2 pieces × 2 Bag / Chrome-plated wire net (40 x 26 cm) 1 piece / Cable tie white 1 bag
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10 points in total 1,000 yen (excluding tax) I bought a wire net to store packing goods along with cardboard, but it doesn't have to be. When assembling, a
rubber (wooden) hammer and a
thin spanner 12 mm are required.
Let's assemble
Attach the fixing parts, shelves, and casters to the bottom of the pole. Hit the shelves with a hammer to secure them.
Be careful not to mistake the top and bottom of the pole as the casters are attached.
Complete by fixing the wire net to one side with a cable tie. Even a single woman could easily do it!
Comfortable to use
Corrugated cardboard of various sizes can be stored upright and can be easily moved on casters when cleaning. If you hook a rope or scissors on the wire net, the packing work will be smooth.
Easy to move with cardboard on
Even if you hang something you use together
Since there is a limit to the number of sheets that can be stored, it is easy to decide to "throw away when you can't fit in" even if you take out a lot of garbage. The author has a lifestyle in which cardboard is relatively easy to accumulate, but since there is a weekly collection, it was a feeling of sufficient size. If you want to keep costs down and keep things neat, why not try DIY?