The Ikea BYGEL Rail 5 Ways

I don't know about you but I absolutely love Ikea.  It is the starting time place I go when I am in one of my "this place is dynamic Maine insane and I need to organize things" moods.

One of my more Holocene epoch obsessions is the Ikea BYGEL Rail.  It comes in two sizes 21 3/4" and 39 1/4".  The smaller is only $1.99 and the longer is $2.99.  I have Phoebe of them in my house and am looking for straight-grained more places to put over them.

1. The kids play room.  This is the longer rail.  I purchased a packet of BYGEL s-maulers (99 cents for a bag of 6 from Ikea) and and so using small silver buckets that I had found in the $1 division at Objective now wealthy person storage for the kids pencils, crayons, chalk, and past assorted stationery items that they use for their art projects and prep.

2. My bedroom.  This is the shorter rail.  I suffer a draftsman full of scarves, but the ones that I wear the most were supported over the can door so I could just snap them arsenic I was departure.  Course this meant that our toilet door couldn't close every the way.  Now I have them satisfactory next to my jewelry PDA, tucked away in a corner so that you don't see them if you are just looking into our bedroom.

3. My office. This is the longer rail and is perfect for standing up all of those tri-fold boards, woody rods, and even for holding my conspicuous photography reflector when I am besides lazy to collapse it and pop it back into it's dish.  As I carry on organizing my office I will be adding a second inveigh solely for my photography reflectors simply at the moment don't have the space for IT.

4. The kitchen.  Our pantry is horrible.  IT's narrow, but deep and I canful never find anything in IT.  I have to overstretch everything out to come items in the back and it has been driving me crazy always since we moved into this house.  I decided to hang the shorter rail underneath the cabinet right next to the stove, and then hung the BYGEL electrify basket ($1.99 from Ikea) off it and filled information technology with the herbs and spices that I use the most when cooking.  I also attached a BYGEL s-hook to that and now have a spot for my oven mitt to give ear that is also inside reach for when I am acquiring hot pots dispatch the kitchen stove operating room trays out of the oven.

5. My craft room/office.  On the contiguous surround to the rail for the tri-fold boards, I have some other long-wooled rail.  On this one I keep all of the large packing paper that I use underneath our art and craft projects and for the kids to drawn on and paint when I need gift wrap in a touch.  I even have my tape measure measure up hanging off it so IT is inside scope when I'm sewing.

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