Keep your desktop clutter-free by using the area below to store your supplies.
In small spaces, every inch matters, so maximizing under-desk storage is a smart way to prevent clutter.
But under-desk storage is often untapped space.
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Check out the following under-desk storage ideas to keep your work items organized and out of the way.
Still, some paperwork will always need to be kept, if only temporarily.
These are designed specifically for desks and come in various styles and finishes.
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Somerequire drillinginto the bottom of the desk; others simply stick to it.
Rolling Cart
This idea may only work for particularly tall areas, such asa standing desk.
Stash a tiered cart of office supplies underneath your desk for easy access.
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Use organizers, such as containers or caddies, within the shelves to keep items sorted into categories.
This works especially well for desks that don’t have built-in drawers.
Hanging Cubby
For even more storage space, consider an open cubby that functions similarly to an under-shelf basket.
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If yours doesnt currently have one, consider adding one with two compartmentsmuch like a divided hamper.
Take careful measurements to ensure it will fit the height, depth, and width of the area.
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Add on matching, labeled cube bins and hide away things like bulky electronics or backstock office supplies.
Drawer Unit on Wheels
Alternatively, a metal drawer unit on wheels can be added for under-desk storage.
Thankfully, severalstorage box optionshave come on the market tohide cords and power strips.
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This keeps the printer off of your desk and clears up valuable space.
Elevating your feet can be one way to stay more aligned and comfortable.
Try finding a footstool that fits your height and has room for storage.
If your office is in a guest or primary bedroom, steal someunder-bed storagespace for work needs.
