Free Time Manufacturing Inc.

Sometimes you don't need new or more shelving, some simple modifications can improve what you already have. In this situation there are two problems. First the upper shelving is starting to sag under load. Secondly, the space in this area can be more effectively utilized. Not a lot of items will fit in the narrow tall space, and below there is a lot of dead space. I lifted and braced the upper shelving section so that it could hold the existing items plus more to come. Then I was able to add shelves into the narrow tall space. Below I added another shelf, thereby eliminating the dead space. Easy access is the key to organization sustainability and all of the items to go into here now fit with ease...no jamming, stuffing, or cramming.

Corner Cabinets can be an absolute nightmare. Without the proper solution you are left with an unruly situation because you are tired of all the reaching, squeezing, and cursing. You end up only using the front square foot and having do idea what is sitting in the far reaches of the cabinet. A lazy susan is a good solution. With a quick spin you have your items within easy access.

Sometimes it is the small things that can drive you crazy. It doesn't take much for shelf edging to break off. The good news is that it is easy to put on. In this instance I flipped the shelf around and applied new edging to the fresh side. Shelf Edging can be found at any home improvement store, and they will generally carry white and maple. It is applied by ironing it on the desired area and then cutting off the excess with a utility knife.

Here is my first #ravingreview. Here is one of my favourite local small businesses, Fallentimber Meadery.