Creative Coat Hangers/Cubby Ideas?

[newtodaycare22]

I have a piece on the wall with 4 coat hangers, which works fine except that I'm about to have 6 kids.:: I love the idea of making a bookshelf into cubbies but I don't have enough room for that. Any other creative ideas? I think a regular coat rack (the pole kind) would get knocked over. I have preschoolers so they are pretty self sufficient...but still 3s and 4s Thanks!

[laundrymom]

I have a pic of my cubbies if you want to see.

I have a piece on the wall with 4 coat hangers, which works fine except that I'm about to have 6 kids.:: I love the idea of making a bookshelf into cubbies but I don't have enough room for that. Any other creative ideas? I think a regular coat rack (the pole kind) would get knocked over. I have preschoolers so they are pretty self sufficient...but still 3s and 4s Thanks!

[newtodaycare22]

I have a pic of my cubbies if you want to see.

Sure I'd love it! Can you post it on here or should I give you my email?

[laundrymom]

well, I learned how to multi quote,.. someone post how to post a pic,

[momofsix]

I have a piece on the wall with 4 coat hangers, which works fine except that I'm about to have 6 kids.:: I love the idea of making a bookshelf into cubbies but I don't have enough room for that. Any other creative ideas? I think a regular coat rack (the pole kind) would get knocked over. I have preschoolers so they are pretty self sufficient...but still 3s and 4s Thanks!

I have NO room in my entryway, so I just hung the large (not huge) 3M hooks on my front closet door. they are strong enough to hold the coats and backpacks with no problems. Sorry I have no cubby suggestions, I never used them.

[KEG123]

Do you have photobucket or other image hosting service?? if you, copy and paste the IMG code.

[Blackcat31]

well, I learned how to multi quote,.. someone post how to post a pic,

This is from another thread and a post from Michael:
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[laundrymom]

not sure if this worked, but my cubbies, and the top of them, this was before my "room makeover in my cda class."

[laundrymom]

trying again

[laundrymom]

whoo hoo did it! thanks for the insturctions!!!!

[DCMomOf3]

I have a 5-hook rack fixed to the wall by the door and a stand of cubbies for diapers/crafts, ect. I did buy a rolling rack on clearance at Lakeshore but it's too long for my space (didnt' measure right) so I can't use it. I wish I had shelves like yours. My kids' school has cubbies like yours laundrymom, I love them!

[MG&Lsmom]

I have NO room in my entryway, so I just hung the large (not huge) 3M hooks on my front closet door. they are strong enough to hold the coats and backpacks with no problems. Sorry I have no cubby suggestions, I never used them.

I have these (found Disney Princess ones on clearance at Target) for coats and a stack of Closet Maid cubbies to the right of them to hold shoes, hats and mittens. We live in a small split entry house and only have room for a small wall hung coat rack at the middle landing. You walk right up into my 10x10 dinning room so I only have one 4ft long x 1ft deep space there for storage. Otherwise you block the walkway and it looks cluttered.

[Abigail]

I have a piece on the wall with 4 coat hangers, which works fine except that I'm about to have 6 kids.:: I love the idea of making a bookshelf into cubbies but I don't have enough room for that. Any other creative ideas? I think a regular coat rack (the pole kind) would get knocked over. I have preschoolers so they are pretty self sufficient...but still 3s and 4s Thanks!

How large of an area do you have to work with? Do you have open wall space above the area you are currently using for your four? If you have younger children, I would add two more spaces up high so you or the parents will have to access it for them. We are not allowed to have a self standing coat rack like the pole kind because the kid's coats are not allowed to touch. If you have a picture of the area, we could probably recommend when to move your jacket area too if you want to adjust where things are some. You can also split up the coat/backpack area into two areas if you will not have room along one area. I'm not sure if you let the parents/kids enter through a garage, but one person I know has her cubbies lined up along side of the garage so they never even come inside. That was smart thinking. I just wouldn't want kids next to our cars.

[Preschool/daycare teacher]

not sure if this worked, but my cubbies, and the top of them, this was before my "room makeover in my cda class."

Can I see an "after" picture? It looks so neat as the "before" picture, i can't imagine how good a room makeover "after" picture would be!

[laundrymom]

I'll post tommorrow. Lol long day. Getting ready to put my girlies to bed.

Can I see an "after" picture? It looks so neat as the "before" picture, i can't imagine how good a room makeover "after" picture would be!