Reddit mentions: The best storage chests

Here is a run down that should be helpful:

• My Figure Collection is the main site for keeping track of your collection and also looking up figures
  
  
• Nyaa Figurines and Neko Magic are good for checking on new releases
  
  
• The most popular case is the Ikea Detolf. As for bookcases/shelves, I would recommend these: Simpli Home Ladder Shelf, Winsome Wood Wide Shelf, Winsome Wood Narrow Shelf, and Furinno Corner Shelf
  
  
• The Ikea Dioder LED lights are popular for lighting the cases, but I prefer these LED lights as they are stronger and cool white (even the multi-color Ikea Dioder doesn't do a true cool white)
  
  
• The most popular scale figure companies are Good Smile Company (GSC), Alter, Max Factory, FREEing, and Kotobukiya; STAY AWARY FROM GRIFFON FIGURES!
  
  
• I would recommend pre-ordering from AmiAmi, HLJ, or Hobby Search
  
  
• For ordering already released figures, you can check the above sites and also Mandrake, Plamoya, and NY
  
  
• If you can't find a figure on an English site, you can either use a proxy service or forwarding service to order from Japanese sites. Proxy services buy the item and then ship it to you. Forwarding services is where you buy the item and have it shipped to them and then they will forward it on; useful for sites that won't ship outside Japan. Big in Japan is good for these services.
  
  
• As for wall scrolls, I would recommend staying away from eBay and Amazon, these are usually not official wall scrolls and the quality is a lot lower. I've actually been making my own wall scrolls and using this Custom Wall Scroll site to have them made. The print and material quality is really good and this way you can get the exact wall scroll you want.

If you can't swap out the mirror for a medicine cabinet, try finding a narrow cabinet like this for next to the sink. Could do a taller one than that.

You could also install some small floating shelves like this on either side of your mirror. You would want to take some care to try to keep the items "clean" looking by using prettier packaging and grouping by color.

For the counter top, if you could try and narrow down the few items that make sense to keep out, give them a facelift by putting them in nicer countainers, and have a small tray they are kept on like this or this, it will be more visually pleasing.

If you have space on another wall, you could hang some baskets like this so items wouldn't be 100% visable.

If nothing else, maybe consider doing a purge of items and deciding where else in your house would be reasonable to keep certain items (for example, the things you might use once per week or less).

Also fake plants can be nice.

That's awful...sorry to hear about the damage to your lenses.

I am paranoid about the same thing happening to me. Fortunately, I have my Rift in a spare room that I can draw the blinds any time of the day without bothering anyone.

I also found a floor standing cabinet that is great for keeping the Rift dust free and more importantly shielded from direct sunlight.

See it here.

It's a neat little cabinet and well worth the investment > Amazon UK

Do you utilize your under-the-bed space? Because you should!

Little boxes on the hillside.

MY FRIDAY WILL BE GREAT, MY FRIEND.

Yeah, I thought of something like that (the suitcase). I like the idea of having compartments and "room to grow", as it were. I'm also looking at stuff like blanket chests (since they're large) and possibly just adding an insert into one.

http://www.amazon.com/Carolina-Cottage-Hardwood-Blanket-Antique/dp/B000MIUMGW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1289068270&sr=8-1

Something like that could hold throes and some of the smaller sex furniture items, in addition to the myriad of straps and cuffs and whatnot.

How much money do you have to spend on this project?

The Stack-On are pretty cheap, but admittedly do not have combination locks, but I suspect you could easily add a Combination Padlock and keep the key lock unlocked.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Stack-On-GCWB-10-5-DS-Sentinel-10-Gun-Security-Cabinet-Rifle-Storage-Locker/14710131

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Stack-On-Products-Sentinel-18-Gun-Fully-Convertible-Steel-Security-Cabinet/19216477

There are a range of School-type Lockers that could be locked with a combination padlock.

https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/storage/lockers/standard-lockers/welded-steel-color-lockers-lf1b151548-09-15w-x-15d-x-48h-black

https://www.cheaplockers4u.com/product/1-door-metal-storage-locker/

I think the CheapLockers link is Australia, but I'm sure similar school lockers are available from other sources. At this point I am simply presenting concepts.

https://www.ruralking.com/sandusky-lee-single-tier-welded-storage-lockers-lf11151866.html

Home Depot actually has a pretty large selection of storage cabinets.

https://www.homedepot.com/b/Storage-Organization-Lockers/Blue/N-5yc1vZc895Z1z0vi5d

https://www.amazon.com/Salsbury-Industries-61152GY-U-Unassembled-Standard/dp/B005IG6HBC

https://www.amazon.com/Merax-Storage-Locker-School-48-Inch/dp/B01GZZYMRK

https://www.amazon.com/Costzon-Storage-Locker-Single-Metal/dp/B076D1RWSV

The Amazon link above is a 48" locker for about $87. Do you have guns longer than 48".

For additional security, the Amazon Locker could be bolted or screwed to the floor, or very bolted/screwed to the wall.

https://www.schoollockers.com/employee-lockers/single-tier-employee-lockers/single-tier-metal-storage-locker.html

If you go to the Stack-On Website and select "Safes and Security", under Lock Type, you can choose Combination Lock -

https://www.stack-on.com/product/10-gun-steel-security-safe/

https://www.stack-on.com/product/fs-series-14-gun-safe/

I suspect the price of these is going to be a bit higher.

Again, how much do you have to spend and how far do you want to take it?

You are most welcome!

Here it is - https://www.amazon.com/IKEA-ASIA-Storage-Table-Acacia/dp/B07H79NHKV/ref=pd_lpo_sbs_194_img_0?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=K7GBHK11Y93P6TNBNRHN

It's called HOL storage table.

I'm not sure that you would want stands that are 5-6 tall. If you want something that high just get some furniture and put them on it. Some shelves on either side would do nicely. I'm thinking something like these this tall shelf unit would be good. Of course you're spending more than some stand but you're getting some usable storage too.

I recently got this one as a birthday gift. I haven't put it together yet.

I have something like this one

I bought a smallish oriental (I’m saying it) basket weaved dresser. It only weighs 12 lbs empty and the drawers pull right out.

*Oriental Furniture 46" Natural Fiber Chest of Drawers on Wheels - Black https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004A6SU7A/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_mGQ9bZAHDRNYf

This will make it so it doesn't look like a bomb went off under my bed D= no longer will I find pop tarts and other random things....

Change jar

You might simply look for a small decorative wooden chest that you can keep all the dice in.

Perhaps something like this?

Then frame the comic.

My condolences on your loss.

https://www.amazon.com/Honey-Can-Do-OFC-03704-Storage-Handles-Espresso/dp/B00JB4UPLA/ref=sr_1_3

what about these?

I bought it from Costco a couple years ago, it's something similar to this
https://www.amazon.com/Homestar-Cube-Fabric-Black-Brown/dp/B01M2D8C9C/ref=asc_df_B01M2D8C9C/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=192207932828&hvpos=1o2&hvnetw=g&hvrand=4428081292091002362&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9015303&hvtargid=pla-301311988062&psc=1

I rent otherwise I'd look into trying to fill the space better. There's no bathroom storage and very little counter space as you see. I like the item that you and ldm5711 linked to, but sadly the Mrs/roommate doesn't. I think she's looking for something taller and with shelves for example this if wasn't 11.2" x 13.5".

In Japan (and I guess in China) they made "stair cases" that were pieces of portable furniture with cabinets in the side. I think it was something like this:

https://www.amazon.com/Stafford-Reversible-Tansu-Step-Chest/dp/B00GMUEYZ4

But drawers COMING OUT THE FRONT? If someone leaves a drawer open, you are screwed if you are coming downstairs. No way to close it other than to try to tap it with your foot. If you are carrying a load of laundry, you will likely step in the drawer, fall down and break a leg - if not your neck.

This is a very dangerous design!