It takes a lot of space to pack light. I am a small apartment dweller and my roommate and I decided to build our own coat rack with shelves for coats and sweaters. It’s got a few tricks and tips in store as well.
And you’ll notice we’ve got three major differences between the first and the second version. The first version has a large number of shelves, the second has no shelves, and last time around we decided to just have four shelves instead of three. The third is a big space, so that we could have four shelves every week, but it’s not going to change hands.
You may remember our coat rack from last time. It was way too small. So now we have another one that’s a bit bigger, but still small enough for two coats on a double bed. Its two shelves are full of coats and sweaters, and we’ve also added shelves for boots and umbrellas.
It’s a space we’ve been wanting for a while, and we’re glad we did. Here’s hoping we see other spaces that are similar in size.
The final space is the perfect size if you want to be able to store four coats on a double bed, and you don’t mind getting wet.
I am not that big of a fan of a double bed, but it does make a great coat rack for a small space.
I think it makes sense to have a cover rack as a starting point for a small space. It’s almost like a small cover rack for a large space.
While I dont think a small space is necessarily a bad thing, I think that the cover rack is the way to go. It’s relatively easy to keep clean and easy to clean, and it’s great for storing multiple coats.
