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A must to slide items easily throughout your home and protect your property. Obviously, you can also use fairly thick blankets.Items that you may need but aren’t essential:Basic tool set: Make sure that you have a tool set that has a set of Hex Key wrenches. This is standard tool to disassemble furniture. Also will need a set of screw drivers at bare minimum.Ratchet Straps: These are used to secure your load on a pickup truck. They are much more effective than rope. View the following youtube video on how to use them: Straps can be bought at Lowes, Home Depot, Wal Mart, Northern Tool, Sears, and other common tool stores. For light duty applications such as these Wal-Mart has a good selection of straps at good prices. Expect to spend around $25 for a set of 4. You will need a set of 4 at minimum. Tarp: Again, this is needed to secure your load. You will also likely want some skinny rope to secure the tarp to the truck bed. Both can be bought at Lowes, Home Depot, or Northern. Avoid Wal-Mart tarps. They tend to not hold up very well.Four-wheel dollies: These are probably not a must on most jobs however they can come in handy for moving items around.Orange flag: Can be purchased for Lowes. You will only need this if you have items that are long and stick out the back of your pickup.Painters Tape: Easy to use in order to secure doors shut. Doors and drawers randomly opening have caused a lot of damaged walls and can even cause you to drop the item as it will shift the balance of the item.By Renting a Dumpster from Junk Doctors you get all of the listed items above plus for your DIY Junk Removal:Shoulder Straps: Allows you to use your legs to lift the items. Works better than the Forearm Forklift.Moving blankets: The same blankets Junk Doctors usesDoor jamb pads: Protect your doors with spring door jamb pads.Front door pad: Front doors can be expensive to prepare. This pad will keep you from damaging it.Again,
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Closet systems - alternatives to Elfa Anonymous Are there any less expensive (much less expensive) systems than Elfa? I can't imagine spending $1k for a few shelves and hanging rods. Can any one recommend a less expensive alternative? Anonymous What about the Ikea Pax system? It looks really nice and I heard that it is reasonably priced. Wish I had known prior to getting my closets professionally done because it was NOT cheap. Anonymous IKEA also has another system that is similar to the elfa wire shelving. Anonymous You can go to Home Depot or Lowes and get something like Closet Maid Anonymous Lowes & Home Depot carry wire shelving sytems made by Rubbermaid. If you go to the Rubbermaid website, you can put in dimensions and it will provide recommendations. I have it in my son's closet and it works pretty well. What I wish I had were the Elfa rolling drawers. The quality of those are much better than you will find elsewhere. Anonymous I like the Rubbermaid systems too - we have them in two of our closets. Easy for a handyman to put up. Anonymous One thing to consider with Elfa is it holds up well and can be re-designed/re-used. We have a stash of Elfa components that's been in use since 1990 and has, at various times, been part of a kitchen pantry, clothes closet, office storage, etc. We've hauled it all around the country from home to home. It's possible the Ikea knockoff of Elfa is equally versatile - haven't tried it. Anonymous We have installed the Home Depot Closetmaid systems in our two kids' closets. I love them! They will run you about $200 with a few of the add-ons (we have 2 drawers). Anonymous We have the ikea ones. I love that we can use two types of baskets, wire and plastic. I put my daily use clothes in the wire ones and the off-season clothes on the plastic ones which have a nice cover. Anonymous Anonymous wrote:You can go to Home Depot or Lowes and get something like Closet Maid I have this in all the closets in my house. It's fine and it didn't break the bank.
