Looking for a nice way to hang a bunch of quilts

**Shug** · 08-09-2019, 10:08

Originally Posted by Dvankirk

Thanks. My OCD side coming out.

A little OCD is a good thing.

**FLTurtle** · 08-09-2019, 10:59

Originally Posted by Dvankirk

Ikea can do wonders for relatively little investment.

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Very nice, too bad OP has zero floor space to accommodate. I guess if he's stuck with ceiling storage...I've been to a few bars where they've got fish net hanging from the ceiling where they got stuff up there.

**AIP1313** · 08-09-2019, 10:59

They all store fully lofted in the bins. I have 13" of clearance so each bin can comfortably hold 3 quilts. Much less compression than a cotton storage sack.

**m00ch** · 08-09-2019, 12:55

Originally Posted by Dvankirk

Ikea can do wonders for relatively little investment.

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Thanks for everybody’s input here.
I am first going to do similar what is pictured here but without all the cabinets, just the rod mounted to the walls. In the bedroom I have zero floorspace, no under bed no nothing anywhere........... but if the coat rod doesn’t work out well The Old Lady has given the OK for these armoires to be in our living room.
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Thanks again for the ideas. Now for the cook kits , and the jackets, and the backpacks, and the..........

**clusterone** · 08-10-2019, 08:24

While I know it looks "cool" to have all the down hanging, I suggest you don't. Why, moths. They will find them, especially if using a garage for storage. I highly suggest you store them in the large cotton laundry bags for extra protection. Plus the cotton help prevent the down from wicking moisture out of the air. My take...

**cmc4free** · 08-10-2019, 10:24

Lots of gear and very little storage space is a tough combo. There are bound to be some compromises. If you value a clutter free living space, then consider quilts in plastic bins in the garage. If there is no garage, consider a small storage unit. 12 quilts plus all that other gear you alluded to is going to take up a whole lot of room in what sounds like a very small living space.

**Silverpalm2x** · 08-10-2019, 18:09

Originally Posted by MAD777

You can "store" them in my closet

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Yeah I was thinking the same... 12 quilts ?!!?

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**TrailBlaser** · 08-10-2019, 23:34

Originally Posted by Dvankirk

Ikea can do wonders for relatively little investment.

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I like your setup!

**m00ch** · 08-11-2019, 19:47

Originally Posted by Silverpalm2x

Yeah I was thinking the same... 12 quilts ?!!?

I guess when you say it like that I sound like a quilt monger but I have gear for 2 people in northern Wisconsin so I am prepared for temperature difference of 100F from winter to summer.

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**m00ch** · 08-11-2019, 19:50

Originally Posted by Dvankirk

Ikea can do wonders for relatively little investment.

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I didn’t notice that most of that is wall hanging, do you have a part number for the shelves and bins that are right next to the quilts? IKEA has a bazillion items and I cannot find them on their site.

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