We don't have much space in our apartment, but my husband really wants to get these for our daughter. How/where do you store ALL of these blocks??
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How many blocks does it take to build a small fort (for two 2 yr olds to fit inside?)
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All of the small yellow blocks fit right in the box and then we stack up the rest in a corner. It takes up less space than I thought it would.
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You can try storing in a laundry hamper. There are many different sized, inexpensive hampers at places like Walmart and Target. Children absolutely love these bricks; so they are so worth buying!
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I am able to store them in a shelf 32" long x 15" high x 11 1/4" deep. I hope this is helpful.
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They all stack up neatly in a space that is about two foot wide and one foot from the wall. I guess they might be two foot tall with all the yellow ones on top. Right now they're still all mixed up from yesterday. Very durable blocks, just like the ones at school. I think they all fit into a regular sized laundry basket. I hope this helps.
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We just stack them by the window where we have a shelf for toys. Doesn't fit on the shelf, but when they're stacked up neatly against the wall, it doesn't look like it takes up that much space and is not cluttered. . . although they are very accessible for little hands to grab and go. Hope that helps
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Now I have the blocks stacked in the bottom of a toy closet but before when we had less space I just stacked them against the wall. It was nice b/c the kids had easy access to them but then of course there were blocks everywhere all the time.
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we have either stacked them neatly as others mentioned, put them in the cabinets underneath the tv, or under their beds.
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You can store them in the trays laying on their sides only, but there's room in the bottom, that's where I store mine.
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I store them in a ziploc bag with the air pressed out. Store in the cabinet away from light, not the refrigerator.
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I store ours in a Rubbermaid tote. Easy to store & the handle makes it easy for them to carry them around.
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Only the bottom is hard the rest is a soft material. You can store it in a smaller space.
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I found a very large glass container with a screw top lid and store them in that. Storing them in the fridge or freezer is also effective.
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They come on a seperate sheet! So you can place them wherever you'd like!! Hope that helped�
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I bought two photo boxes from Michael's craft store and that held my entire collection with space to spare. I like them because they have lids so nothing gets dusty but you can find cute designs if that's your thing. Enjoy!
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Buy a puzzle floor play area from toysR us. put together and cut to size. After together turn upside down and duct tape puzzle pieces together. Store matt then under bed when not in use.
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We seperated ours putting one small one on one side of the house and the remaining three together on the other side. You will be missing a side otherwise but you could buy boards to fit the slots-pretty standard sizes. We are happy. They are not rock solid but work fine and the price is great-as you can tell we bought more than one.
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Organizers will prevent you storing those items. If you go to Rev A Shelf website, they should have what you are looking for. Their products are amazing and built to last. Easy installing. Hope this helps.
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They are little blocks. We were rather disappointed when we bought this for our daughter, we were thinking it was a lot bigger than it was, it was really puny!! Such a disappointment, honestly, when it was all put together it was about the size of two hot wheel cars stacked on top of each other, such a disgrace!!!
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...sadly, no. I have to just store them in a closet. Kind of a bummer, and one of my few complaints about this model
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They have to be removed and stored elsewhere. Storage has not been an issue since they are not very big or heavy so they are easy to store.
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I am not sure about storing them vertically, I did sometimes store mine on the sideways vertically along the wall or side of my cabinet. I encountered no problems with this storage method
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It has been about 2 years since I ordered these so it is pretty vague. The blocks aren't here for me to measure to even try to think how they fit in the box. I am guessing but I would say about 4' wide by 2' deep by 3' tall. They have the blocks pretty condensely packed so they don't take up a lot of room. In fact it is pretty disappointing to spend that much money to see how little you can do. I don't know they cost now, but I spent over $400 just to get enough to do anything worthwhile with! They are worth it though. These things will last forever!
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You could probably stuff them in there... The "hole" on the left is pretty large so you could get creative with folding...