Over The Door Organizer Inspiration

October 11, 2023

@ Dee"I had a space in my walk-in closet that I wanted to use for shoe storage. These are perfect for that space. Instead of using the hooks for over the door, I used sheetrock anchors and attached them to the wall. Cuz My toddler reach on everything and opens cabinets and drawers and get them mess"

@Carla Howe "I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THESE!!! My little craft closet is still in the organizing stage but these hanging bins have freed up SO much space. I have all of my paper office supplies, cutters, laminator and sleeves, paper stock, notebooks, rulers and guides, vinyl cutting supplies at my fingertips! These things are sturdy and well made. I just threw in some plastic shoes boxes on the shelves and walla....I have a home crafting station!"

@Sara.S "This is exactly what I was looking for to organize the families water bottle and cups and clear out the cabinet they were stuffed in! The pockets are deep and can hold any of our bottles and it fits a lot! It seems well made. The hooks are holding it on my rack ok so far but I may zip tie it to it just for extra sturdiness."

@Carlex "These door storage bins are great for other things besides shoes. We got them to use as storage for our kids stuff. It holds so much more than the organizers made for kids which are usually flimsy and small. I like that the hooks for this are metal and the holes are reinforced. Very good quality, space, and best part is you get two for the price of one. One for each of our kids room."

@A.Z."Excellent for shoe storage in our Rpod 195!Perfect shoe storage solution for small space"

Over-the-door shoe organizers are incredibly versatile and can be repurposed for various storage needs. Here are some more creative ideas:

1. Kitchen Pantry Organizer: Store snacks, canned goods, spices, or small kitchen tools in the pockets. It helps keep everything visible and easily accessible.

2. Bathroom Supplies Organizer: Roll up towels, store toiletries, hair accessories, or cleaning supplies. This is especially useful if you have limited cabinet or counter space.

3. Craft and Office Supplies: Sort and store pens, markers, scissors, glue, and other craft or office supplies. This keeps them organized and within reach.

4. Kids' Toy Storage: Organize small toys, action figures, LEGO bricks, or art supplies in the pockets. It helps to avoid clutter and makes cleanup a breeze.

5. Gardening Tool Organizer: Hang it on a shed or garage door to store small gardening tools, gloves, seeds, and labels.

6. Jewelry and Accessories: Hang necklaces, bracelets, earrings, scarves, belts, and sunglasses in the pockets. It prevents tangling and keeps items visible.

7. Wrapping Paper and Gift Supplies: Store rolls of wrapping paper, gift bags, tissue paper, ribbons, and bows. This keeps all your gift wrapping essentials in one place.

8. Cleaning Supplies: Hang it on the inside of a utility closet or laundry room door to store cleaning sprays, brushes, cloths, and gloves.

9. Baby Essentials: Organize diapers, wipes, baby lotions, pacifiers, and small toys for easy access in a nursery.

10. Hobby and Craft Storage: Use it to store knitting needles, crochet hooks, yarn, or other crafting supplies. 

Remember, the key is to think creatively and consider what items in your home could benefit from being organized and easily accessible. These organizers are incredibly versatile and can be adapted to suit a wide range of storage needs! Looking forward to hearing you to share creative ideas.

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