Slide on shelf dividers onto solid shelves or hook into ventilated shelves to keep accessories, stacks of towels or sheets, shirts and books upright.
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1. HandBags
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2. Linens
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3. Clothing
Shelf dividers are a great option for a young child’s closet so you can separate by size, e.g. 0-3M, 6-9M, 24M, etc.
Before you buy, figure out how many stacks of clothing you want to organise and measure the thickness of and height between your shelves. Most dividers work for a maximum of 3/4” thick.
One great plus of shelf dividers is that they can be relocated as needed!
(Photo Sources: The Container Store, IVillage, Remove and Replace)
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