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Efficient Storage Solutions: Guide to Choosing and Installing Ceiling Storage Racks

In today’s world, maximizing space is more important than ever, whether you live in a cozy apartment or a spacious home. One often overlooked solution for creating more storage is utilizing the ceiling. Ceiling storage racks are a game-changer for organizing your garage, basement, or even large closets. This blog will explore the benefits of ceiling storage rack, how to choose the right one, and tips for installation and usage.

Benefits of Ceiling Storage Racks

Maximize Space: Ceiling storage racks utilize the often unused overhead space, freeing up floor and wall areas. This is especially useful in garages, where floor space is typically limited.

Declutter and Organize: By storing items overhead, you can declutter your living spaces and organize your belongings more efficiently. Seasonal items, sports equipment, and bulky items can be stored out of the way but still easily accessible.

Versatility: Ceiling storage racks come in various sizes and weight capacities, making them suitable for storing a wide range of items, from light camping gear to heavy-duty tools.

Safety: Keeping items off the floor reduces tripping hazards and potential damage. It also prevents pests from accessing your stored items.

Choosing the Right Ceiling Storage Rack

When selecting a ceiling storage rack, consider the following factors to ensure you pick the best one for your needs:

Weight Capacity: Determine the weight of the items you plan to store and choose a rack with an appropriate weight capacity. Most ceiling storage racks can hold between 250 to 600 pounds.

Size and Dimensions: Measure the available ceiling space and select a rack that fits comfortably. Consider the height of your ceiling and ensure there's enough clearance for the items you plan to store.

Material and Durability: Look for racks made from high-quality materials like steel for durability and long-lasting performance. Powder-coated finishes offer extra protection against rust and corrosion.

Adjustability: Some ceiling storage racks are adjustable, allowing you to change the height and configuration to suit your storage needs. This feature can be particularly useful if your storage requirements change over time.

Ease of Installation: Choose a rack that comes with clear installation instructions and all necessary hardware. Some models may require professional installation, especially if you’re not comfortable with DIY projects.

Installation Tips

Location: Choose a location that’s easily accessible but out of the way. Above a garage door or in the center of the ceiling are common choices.

Secure Mounting: Ensure the rack is securely mounted to the ceiling joists or beams. Use a stud finder to locate the joists and avoid mounting directly into drywall, as it won’t support the weight.

Distribute Weight Evenly: When loading items onto the rack, distribute the weight evenly to prevent sagging or potential failure of the rack.

Label and Organize: Keep similar items together and label bins or boxes for easy identification. This will save you time and effort when retrieving items.

Conclusion

Ceiling storage racks are a smart and efficient solution for maximizing space and organizing your belongings. By choosing the right rack and following proper installation guidelines, you can transform your garage, basement, or closet into a tidy and functional space. Whether you need to store seasonal decorations, sporting goods, or bulky tools, ceiling storage rack offers a versatile and safe option to keep your home clutter-free. Start exploring your options today and take the first step towards a more organized and spacious living area.

[skyward-floored]

“Wind can see ghosts” “Twilight can see ghosts (as wolfie)”

nobody ever talks about Warriors, the guy who fought an actual ghost army

[mitskiluvr]

“akechi doesn’t like joker!!! he tried to kill him!!! he doesn’t like him!!!” okay AND??? obviously YOU don’t understand the homoromanticism of killing the person you’re in love with … don’t make that MY problem

[cloudysfluffs]

prismo stop moving, hes trying to make up some constellations!!

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inspired by @tickletails post abt the stars on prismos back and one of the convos we recently bc we are the normalest ever about these two

[geothebio]

Skippy is fully healed from his neuter and has settled in very well! he’s a super fast learner (we’re still working on potty training) and he loves to fight with Ginger lmao

also, we’re waiting on results for Skippy’s Embark dna test! i’m hoping to find some siblings/relatives that came from the same place

[opens-up-4-nobody]

Suspirium - Thom York

[utilitycaster]

The greatest past campaign NPC that could possibly be introduced into Campaign 3 is, without a doubt, Eadwulf Grieve. He's a wizard. Ludinus is his (girlfriend? wife? best friend?)'s boss. He's a follower of the Raven Queen who openly wears her symbol. He definitely knows a lot about residuum and probably knows a decent amount about potions of possibility. His arms are incredible.

[delta-piscium]

When Steve and Eddie start dating Wayne pulls Steve aside and is like “I know this sounds odd but you’re gonna have to take him on walks every once in a while.”

And Steve is just like “?? Sir? He is not a dog?”

Wayne gives him a slightly haunted look, muttering “sometimes I wonder,” under his breath before clearing his throat and telling Steve to just trust him on this one. 

Steve thinks this is probably something Wayne had to do when Eddie was a child to get him out of the house but the man is a full-grown adult now, Steve is not gonna walk him.

He kind of forgets about it until one day. Eddie’s been staying at Steve’s for the week and he gets home from work only to find the kitchen absolutely wrecked. He finds Eddie in another room standing in a pile of books. He very slowly approaches him, putting his hands out and making his voice soft and as carefully as he can being like, “Hey, babe, what’s up?”

Eddie whips around, eyes big and wild, rambling almost too fast for Steve to understand. “I needed to make a cake but I didn’t have a recipe so I improvised and that did not work so I went to find a recipe and did you know there are like fifty-year-old medical books here? There are so many descriptions of gross stuff in them.” He waves one of Steve’s granddads old books around and Steve has to lean back to not get smacked by it. 

“Yeah… my granddad was a doctor,” he says all while eyeing him warily. 

His hair is frizzier than usual and he’s about to turn around to grab more books and Steve does not know what this is or what to do? Should he do something? That’s when he remembers what Wayne said about walks and the way he had looked, a bit stressed and disbelieving. It’s about how Steve is feeling right now so he might as well try, right?

So he grabs Eddie, pulling him along towards the door, making up the first excuse he can think of. “Speaking of my granddad, he built a tree-house for me in the woods behind the house, let’s go look.” 

He walks into the woods at the wrong opening, leading them kind of far in before turning around to wander and pretending to look. He finally steers them back to where the tree-house actually is, all in its tiny rotten glory, and right at the edge of the lawn.

“Guess it was closer than I remember,” he says with a shrug as if dragging Eddie around for twenty minutes insisting it was further in is in any way a believable mistake. 

Eddie gives him a look like he’s acting insane, which, okay fair but Eddie did start it. And anyways he looks better now, judgmental as all hell but better.

“Cool,” He eventually says then stomps back inside. 

Eddie spends the rest of the day making fun of Steve for getting lost in the woods where he grew up but he’s not climbing the walls anymore so Steve counts it as a win.

After that he brings Eddie on regular walks, tells him it’s because he doesn’t do sports anymore and needs to move, doesn’t always feel like running and it’s boring going alone. Eddie accepts it easily but also says it’s so weird because Wayne will also drag him along on walks, and, like, what about him attracts these people who need to go on walks all the time and can’t do it alone?

Steve and Wayne have a pact to never tell Eddie, they do not even want to imagine how that would go because Eddie is a drama queen at heart and their system is working (until years later when Steve and Eddie live together hours away and Steve goes on a trip with Robin, he comes back to Eddie on his way to turn their living room into a greenhouse)

[mishy-mashy]

Got my hands on a Ultra Analysis BNHA book from a library

Some points I liked (I focused more on 1B since they don't get a lot of attention)

1B once had a Tetsutetsu BBQ. They heated him up and cooked food on him. He proceeds to ruin it when he declares his sweat is the salt to their food

Yui is canonically the prettiest first-year

Mineta has no sex appeal at all, but he thinks being a hero will make him lucky

Class B does respect Monoma. He's sharp-minded, witty, and has a way with words

Monoma sometimes wanders into 1A's dorm just to throw down a mean speech, and heads back to 1B

Juzo probably isn't helping Monoma's confrontations with 1A, since he just always asks him why he can't say it to their faces whenever Monoma complains about them

Shiozaki tries to be polite even in a fight

Pony hosts anime parties, so 1B knows a lot about anime. Vice-versa, they teach her Japanese, and everything nasty is Monoma's fault

Tokage was a gyaru

Tsuburuaba, Kaibara, and Kuroiro get worked up whenever they talk about girls

Manga likes Kenranzaki

Awase's family runs a small factory. He also restrains Monoma whenever Kendo isn't available

1B likes hearing Rin say "Aiyah", so he does it for them

Kamakiri is obsessed with cutting into things

Class B's play was really successful

Tamaki is scared of Kirishima's energy

1C was planning a send-off party for Shinsou for his upcoming hero transfer. They didn't doubt he would make it, ever since the Sports Festival

Shishikura (meatball Shiketsu boy) might've chosen Shiketsu because he likes the uniform's hat

Nakagame and Yo are dating

Tsuyu's family gets to spend a lot of time together now, since their parents' busy jobs have calmed down

Tsubasa (devil wing kid in Midoriya's memories) suspiciously lost touch with Midoriya and Bakugo in middle school (his Wiki page confirms Garaki - his grandfather - turned him into a Nomu)

Torino likes goofy gags. This rubs off on All Might (ex. when Midoriya thought he died when Torino fell with ketchup. People don't know whether to laugh or be concerned)

Nighteye has yellow streaks in his hair as a homage to All Might

Nezu likes worming into tight, dark places, so he likes Aizawa's scarf. They went into detail, describing why Nezu likes it, such as material to crawling in, etc.

Recovery Girl has to travel around Japan regularly to help people with her Quirk (as in, she uses her Quirk to help them. Healing Quirks are SO rare)

Hojo, Tabe, and Sestuno are kept in the same jail, so at least they're not separated

[bitfruity]

i was scrolling through windows95man’s instagram and i saw a familiar face

windows95man: Omg What Is Happening ?

posted in december 2016 ( x x x )

[r0semultiverse]

Mr. 6 made you do a good show to be released?? 👀 um....

This is already giving serious eye vibes.

A whole show dedicated to public humiliation?

The Mr. Bonzo suit started moving??? 👀 Serious stranger vibes. 🤡

"It actually became a sort of ritual"

I've seen people being like "don't cross tag" but buddy... the writing cross tags itself here I mean c'mon! 😂 Something something ritual of the stranger- okay, I'll keep listening!

Hey, what's with the music?? Hey, who is Terrance Menki???👀

"The police said there were eleven bodies in total and his wardrobe was full of all sorts of homemade costumes." BRO IS ACTUALLY MAGNUSPOD WILLIAM AFTON-

"It certainly had a profound effect on the Mr. Bonzo brand." Oh I'm sure it did, holy fucking shit. 👀

Oh, me using this image is rather ironic now.

"In a lot of ways I’m more his prisoner now than I ever was on my show." WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY THAT? 👀

"The witness statements from three murders over the last five years that claim a person in a Mr. Bonzo costume was at the scene? Do you think there could be a copycat?" Has the fear of clowns manifested as an actual clown-guything?

"Don’t contact us again." "Us?" "Why am I still trapped dealing with all this this- Why won’t he let me go?! Why-" So Mr. Bonzo is absolutely a clown cryptid of sorts with some sort of hold over Nigel.

Oh no, Gwen's about to fuck around & find out, isn't she? 👀

Hey, is Colin still himself & is he supposed to be back?

Hmm, okay, I guess that's him (hopefully).

"Maybe don’t tell them I’ve been on their terminals. They’ll only get the wrong idea." "If Lena asks, I wasn’t here." Seems like everyone's got their own little secret investigations going on, fun! This can only go well! 🙃

One of the episodes absolutely no one shows up to work except Lena is there & is like "where the fuck did everyone go?"

"Time to get some new hires again I guess."

Let's go!! Ruin exploration gang!!

"Like, it’s Saturday night and I’m choosing to hang out in a hole with you. A wet hole. And not the good kind either."

Alice with the absolute best quotes. lmao

That sounds like something with giant wings like a bat or some sort of cloth flapping in the wind. Let's hope it's the latter!

Oh a rusty old filing cabinet! Wait tetanus- 😭

"That carved floor in the big atrium – I don’t know what’s going on with that." Ah so we're just gonna breeze past that then. 😶

These are probably the remnants of old avatar creation test areas like mentioned in the Gerry & Gertrude episode. I'm just assuming here.

A key? Big find! Let's go!

AS I WAS SAYING-

Gwen, it was nice knowing you. 🫡

"Now get out of his house."

Archivist! 👁👄👁

"symbols of ancient otherworldly power"

Wait could this be a timeline where this universe's Jane Prentiss actually did manage to invade the building & succeed? I'm thinking out loud.

21:10 that sounds like critters, insects specifically 👀

"I have memories of weird stuff I saw here, but no context. I want to know what was happening, why they chose us… why they didn’t choose me. Maybe find the bit where everything started to go wrong." I am so captivated & intrigued please recount said memories to us- I mean Alice so we can learn more. Please. 👀

EXCUSE ME, WHO THE FUCK WAS THAT?!? WHO IS "[ERROR]?"

WHY DO THEY SOUND DISTORTED AS FUCK?? ARE THEY FROM THE PRIME TIMELINE OR IS THIS A NEW THING?

ARE WE GAZING OUR EYES UPON A WRETCHED THING FROM THE MAGNUS ARCHIVES?!

edit:

Is Lucia Wright an avatar of The Flesh now (in this universe or from the original timeline somehow)? Because it sure fucking sounds like it! 👀 Well, at least that key was put to good use! 😂

Also, supposedly Mr. Bonzo is a reference to Mr. Blobby.

Gwen, I'd be quaking in my boots too. That thing is terrifying!

Late observation but this universe & story seems to focus a lot on the cryptids & I like the direction it's going in! Loving this plot of cryptid hunters, childhood avatar experiments, a strange institute where our main character has past trauma, & just all of it is so good! 💜

Amazing episode, 10/10, I was at the edge of my seat the entire time! 💜 That Bonzo scene & the sound design were absolutely horrifying, thank you! The ending too! 🔥

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Maximizing Space and Efficiency with Overhead Board Racks

In today’s world, where space is often at a premium, finding innovative storage solutions is essential. One such solution that has gained popularity, particularly among sports enthusiasts, is the overhead board rack. Whether you're an avid surfer, snowboarder, or paddleboarder, an overhead board rack can help you organize your gear efficiently, save space, and keep your equipment safe. In this blog, we’ll explore the benefits of overhead board racks and how they can transform your storage approach.

The Practicality of Overhead Board Racks

Overhead board racks are designed to store boards of various types above head level, utilizing ceiling space that often goes unused. This is particularly beneficial in garages, sheds, or even spacious rooms where floor and wall space is limited. By moving your boards off the ground and out of the way, you free up valuable space for other activities and storage needs.

Benefits of Overhead Storage

Space Optimization: One of the most significant advantages of overhead board racks is their ability to maximize space. Traditional storage solutions can clutter your floor or walls, but overhead racks take advantage of unused ceiling space, making your area look more organized and spacious.

Protection for Your Gear: Storing your boards overhead can protect them from accidental damage. When boards are left on the floor or leaned against walls, they are more susceptible to dings, scratches, and even warping from prolonged exposure to moisture. Overhead racks keep them safely out of harm’s way.

Easy Access: Modern overhead board racks are designed with user-friendliness in mind. Many come with pulley systems or adjustable heights, making it easy to lower and raise your boards as needed. This convenience ensures that your gear is always within reach without the hassle of cumbersome storage.

Aesthetics: An organized space is a pleasing space. Overhead board racks can contribute to a clean and tidy environment, whether it’s in your garage, workshop, or living area. They offer a sleek and functional storage solution that keeps your boards neatly displayed and easily accessible.

Choosing the Right Overhead Board Rack

When selecting an overhead board rack, consider the following factors to ensure you choose the best option for your needs:

Capacity: Determine how many boards you need to store and choose a rack that can accommodate them. Some racks are designed for multiple boards, while others may only hold one or two.

Weight Capacity: Ensure the rack can support the weight of your heaviest board. Check the manufacturer’s specifications to avoid any mishaps.

Ease of Installation: Look for racks that come with clear installation instructions and all necessary hardware. Some racks may require professional installation, while others are simple enough for DIY enthusiasts.

Adjustability: If you have boards of varying sizes, an adjustable rack may be the best choice. This feature allows you to customize the spacing and height to fit your specific needs.

Conclusion

Overhead board rack offers a practical and efficient solution for storing your boards while optimizing space and protecting your valuable gear. By investing in an overhead rack, you can keep your boards organized, easily accessible, and safe from damage. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete with a collection of boards or a casual enthusiast looking to store a single board, an overhead board rack can enhance your storage strategy and keep your space clutter-free. Embrace this innovative storage solution and enjoy the benefits of a well-organized, spacious, and aesthetically pleasing environment.

[skyward-floored]

Okay let's go my curiosity is strong:

If you need an explanation on any of these, feel free to ask! I think I know what's going to win, but I'm still curious anyway lol

[herbalnature]

A vibrant banana slug seems to hug a tiny mushroom amidst the forest floor litter, showcasing nature's small wonders. It's a tiny moment of connection in the vastness of Northern California's ecosystems.

[d4ydream-girl]

WAS THIS FORESHADOWING SMOSH YES OR NO

[off-brand-adorabbit]

Tress scratched the best itch for me, I’ve been craving a good fairy tale and it was just perfect. I kept slipping so hard into the fairy tale aspects that I kept getting caught by surprise whenever a cosmere thing stopped beating around the bush and revealed itself, actually. While I’m sure that wasn’t fully the intention, it was a really fun way to read some brandermansanderman coming fresh off of sunlit man and how intensely locked in I was with the Connections. Genuinely Tress is such a fun little romp. I love girls who sail in fucked up seas and this is a genre I want more of please thank you.