r/LegoStorage

Someone here posted the link, but I only saved some pictures.

I have well over 100 boxes with most in perfect condition and, unfortunately, the more expensive ones ($150+ sets) have minimal to moderate water damage. Is there any reason to keep these? I thought about reselling like a bum if any collector wanted them but honestly they’re taking up too much space and I’ve even filled all the boxes with smaller Lego boxes.

I was looking at some Room Tour Videos and saw these official Lego Factory Storage boxes in the background and tried doing some research without much success. Where do people get their hands on these? Are they still being made? If anyone has information on them I'd love to hear it!

Here is the only thing I found is on the bricksellerhub website, since auction website links aren't allowed just sort by cheapest. The Lime support frames apparently come in a Lego Factory box? I'd love to get those boxes for my own collection!

We had the Problem of to many sets and to little space in our Sons room.

So we are packing Sets with instructions into Ikea zip lock bags and store them in Ikea Trofast Boxes.

Now, our Son can always build Lego sets when ever he feels like it. Store one, get a "new" one out.

Works like a charm, saves space and is just practical when we go out and need something for him todo while waiting for food in a restaurant or something similiar.

We need help getting our 6 year old's collection under control, ideally using the setup we already have. I'm thinking we ditch the deeper bins and just get more of the shallow ones then put dividers (or inserts)in them so we can sort by part type then size? Is there some off market clear bin that we can use instead? Our son is advanced with Legos, but needs help with an organization system that he can manage himself. He prefers sets rather than free building, so we started by separating pieces into sets but that collection quickly grew out of control.

When our family moved, I carefully packed up this set for the move. Unfortunately in the truck the box it was in fell, and the thing got obliterated.

I was dreading re-building it and have put it off for about 3 years. Finally decided to bite the bullet, bought 3 akro mils boxes and went to work. It took me about 4 days to disassemble in my free time, watching the World Cup to dull the boredom. My fingers were wrecked after that.

Then I went ahead to start sorting. I started off with this guide https://medium.com/waitrose-partners-digital/lego-sorting-a-ux-problem-f704ee9a46e8 but obviously changed some things up. I've gotten pretty good at sorting at this point, some pieces still confounded me, but it's all done!

This is our summer project. Our Lego room. We have a random variety of shelves and bins. But I would love a more cohesive system. Or something for the smaller pieces like drawers with labels. Give me all the cool things! I love organizing. My boys want to work on this room together over the summer. It’s a mix of all of our Legos.

The size seems perfect for my situation and the prices on Amazon aren't bad. Just wondering if anyone else has used them and can attest to their quality or functionality. Here's a link to their Amazon listing: https://www.amazon.com/DEVAISE-5-Drawer-Storage-Dresser-Cabinet/dp/B01K6KT2C0/

Hello, yesterday i had a conversation with my mother where she told me that, when I was a child
I just sit for hours and sorting Lego bricks.
She thought I was autistic.. but the reason was,
i got the bunker of endor for birthday and for me
it was logic to, first sort al the bricks and later
i was faster to find the one I need to build the set. Am I autistic or
is my mother just unable to think logically.
I was like 5 - 6 years old.

Was going to double stack them anyway but wanted to see if I could save some height and avoid buying additional brackets/connectors and found if I ditched the first units top surface 2nd units bottom base that the side panels of both units connect to eachother just fine top to bottom and even works with all supplies they come with inclyding fastenung the screws in place. Given how many of these drawers im getting for the room im going to end up with ALOT of spare tops n bottoms to do diy shelves and surfaces with.

The double frankensteined unit comes out to a height of 116cm.