From: Dave Jones (DAVERJ) [#3]
23 Jun 2006
To: joyce (JLADY) [#2] 23 Jun 2006
I don't do trophys, but I have a lot of inventory. I use 2'x4'x7' industrial boltless shelving, with lots of extra shelves added, and use cardboard bin trays that are 24" deep by 4", 6", and 8" wide. You can fit a huge amount of them on each shelf unit.
http://www.uline.com/Browse_Listing_302.asp?desc=Corrugated+Bins
For items that need more than 8" wide I use clear storage tubs from WalMart on those same shelf units.
Here's 3 shelves on one side of the room. There's another 8 shelves opposite them:
![](http://www.djdesign.com/test/shelf2.jpg)
From: Rose (RSLIEPKA) [#4]
25 Jun 2006
To: joyce (JLADY) [#1] 25 Jun 2006
I have all of my bins numbered from 100 up. I have different sizes in different places but the numbers are in order. When I only carry 5 of an item I find the appropriate size bin and put them in it. How do I find it when I want it? I have a binder filled with baseball card holders in it. I cut out the picture of the figure from the catalog, staple it to the back of a business card size piece of card stock and write the bin number on the top right. I file the cards in the book alphabetically.
When I am looking for a part, if it isn't in the book, it's not on the shelves. I can use the bins most efficiently for space and I can move things around any time I want. On the cards I also have the part number so I can re-order easily. I also put the price group.
I also use the baseball card holders for mylars. So many times you only keep a few of each. This way I can group them by category and let the customer pick the one they want. I just cut them individually and use both sides of the pockets.
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