Storing the house..... how do you store the other pieces that you buy seperately?
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Hello! One half of the cottage nests inside the other and then all the appliances and accessories stack up inside. Check out the image on the brand website....the one next to the little girl sitting in the chair: http://www.hasbro.com/dreamtown/
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We store ours separately, but it should not be a problem to store the extra conflict tokens, city mats, and leaders card in the original game box if you want to do it that way.
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I have ours in the loft and store it vertically when not in use, so I think storing it in a closet would be doable.
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Because they're modular, they can be stored virtually anywhere. We have limited space so we stored ours in the garage. Great product and highly recommended for limited space. Ar
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No, not really. However, the knowledge you've gained putting it together the first time will help you. For me, storing the ship's main body (without the "hood" ornament, stern, and floor) was best, as I could flatten it to about 16 inches and slide it into the laundry room when not in use. Then, the pieces can go back together - a little more loosely - when you're ready to play.
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If you only have two, you could probably stack them. For anymore than that, you are going to have a height consideration which means more storage space.
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I used plastic zip ties. You can thread the ties through the webbing and around the base structure. It cost me $3 to connect 5 separate pieces and I just cut them apart to store them in the winter.
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You have a lot of storing space, do not worry...IT IS A PERFECT PIECE OF FURNITURE!
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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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You an only attach the sets as shown in the image. You can place the two sets of three side by side if you like.
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If you can fold it neatly you can store it in a Rubbermaid box. However, if you don't have at least two people to put it away it's going to be pretty hard. I always have whoever is with me help me Before and after we use it. If you are leaving it inflated you might try hanging a couple of ropes in the garage and storing it on top of them. (Like makeshift rafters)
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Ed, I just assembled the pieces into what looked like a house frame. The poles are all bungeed together like a tent would be. Once frames are assembled, just slide the house on the frame.
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There isn't anything to secure them together if you are stacking them. There are bigger lego sorting systems for sale if your looking for something that is larger and will hold more legos.
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There are two shelves already, giving you three levels of storage. Although you can pick one up at Home Depot, I really don't think you need it. Three levels of storage is just right for shoes and kids boots, that is what I use it for. Adding an extra level will only cramp the space. Hope this helps.
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I put most of it together myself. I can't remember if I had help in the end or not. It would be easier with two; but I think it was possible with one- just a bit tricky. I absolutely live this shelf!
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I tried storing it out in the open, and wrapped in a paper towel inside a ziplock in the fridge. The one in the fridge stays fresher longer, but goes soft very quickly once removed. So I store the smaller pieces in the fridge for later use, and leave the larger pieces in a paper bag or a bowl and use those first.
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I sometimes store it on its edge up against a wall and between the deck rail and the wall. This only partly works for me, as the part that isn't wedged tends to bend. So I would say if you have a well supported place for it to be, that you could store it on its edge, but it should be supported in at least 2 places, or more.