Suppose that you enter your Huang 黃竹坑 迷你倉 and you do not see anisakiasis of boxes, and all is in its place. You can go and retrieve your winter coats within seconds and that additional phone charger without you having to rumble through old Christmas decorations. Sounds like a dream, right? In fact, it is not so hard, then, only, when you begin planning it. Read here!

To begin with, you should not just put in. Be a chess player. Every move matters. Also make sure that transparent bins are used because you can always see what is on the inside even without opening the bin since it is a mystery box. Write them in large bold fonts maybe even in the color code. Paperwork, clothes, appliances in red, blue, green, so simple, so as to save time to come.

Next up, shelves. Horizontals space should not be underemphasized. The stack boxes should be placed in a strategic manner yet not too high because it would be a Jenga tower. Fat at the bottom, skinny at the top. In case you have sensitive articles to be occupied of, you need to lay some foam, or some old towels, over your shelves–they do not cost much, and they do the job.

Let’s talk accessibility. Keep frequently used items in front of the stores. It does not require that you are always supposed to excavate the whole ground to retrieve your hiking gear whenever you require it. Suppose your unit is a small home of your own- spaces where you will be able to locate things and spaces where the things that are rarely used are stashed away.

And here is a golden rule; make an inventory list. Instagram takes miracles on your phone. Wondered why, How did this, did I place it here or did I place it in the rubbish? The list will save you the memory games in the future.