Doll Storage
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Doll Storage
Ideas for storage include a very simple box design that could fit under a bed and includes glides either length/width wise. The next step up would be an entire bed frame with normal functioning drawers on the side, and a hidden drawer that runs length wise at the foot of the bed.
I've also considered trunks or chests with false toe kicks that conceal more space (would only be 4 inches) that to an unobservant viewer would appear totally normal.
There's also the option of standing it up or hanging inside of a closet or pantry style cabinet.
And ideas or suggestions? I searched "storage" on the forum and didn't find anything related. This idea just came to me, and I thought I'd share it before I took the easy route and just stuck with my current hiding spot.
- gogodolls
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Re: Doll Storage
Personally, I don't have these constraints, but before the pandemic, I was regularly hosting family and friends who in some cases, have children.
So, when I renovated my basement staircase a few years ago, I made a hidden door behind a shelf! I could put 4 or even 5 dolls and accessories in there.
But this compartment is now useless because I now have 16 dolls! I have a whole room dedicated to my dolls that I lock when relatives or friends come to visit me... especially those with children!
Cheers!
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