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12 Ways to Sort and Store LEGO Toys

By Matthew Lynch
October 12, 2023
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Introduction

LEGO toys provide endless hours of creative play for children and adults alike. However, organizing and storing these little building blocks can be quite a challenge. To help you keep your LEGO collection neat and tidy, here are 12 innovative ways to sort and store your LEGO toys.

1. Color-Coded Storage Bins

Start by sorting your LEGO pieces by color. Use clear plastic storage bins in various sizes with matching colored lids to quickly identify the contents.

2. Drawer Organizers

A drawer organizer is perfect for separating different types of LEGO pieces into distinct compartments. This method keeps everything easily accessible while avoiding clutter.

3. Stackable Containers

Transparent, stackable containers are excellent for sorting LEGO bricks by size or type. Stacking these containers not only saves space but also allows for easy access to the desired parts.

4. Shoebox Storage

Repurpose old shoeboxes to create a low-cost storage solution for LEGO bricks. Decorate the outside of each box with pictures of the types of pieces that are stored inside.

5. Portable Tackle Boxes

Fishing tackle boxes are ideal for storing smaller LEGO pieces such as minifigures and accessories. They come with adjustable compartments that can be tailored to fit your collection’s needs.

6. Hanging Shoe Organizers

Transform an over-the-door hanging shoe organizer into a space-saving storage hub for your LEGO collection! Assign different pockets to different categories, like wheels, windows, or tiny connectors.

7. Ziploc Bags

Ziploc bags are perfect for keeping LEGO sets organized by theme or set number. This inexpensive option helps you keep those hard-to-find pieces all in one place.

8. Wall-Mounted Storage Solutions

Mount clear plastic storage bins on a wall to create an eye-catching display that doubles as LEGO storage. Affix labels to the outside of each bin so that it’s easy to find the right pieces.

9. DIY LEGO Table with Built-In Storage

Create your own LEGO table complete with built-in storage by attaching plastic bins or containers to the underside of a sturdy tabletop. This keeps your LEGO toys at arm’s reach and encourages creativity.

10. LEGO Storage Head

For a whimsical solution, invest in an oversized LEGO storage head, which acts as both a fun decoration and a practical storage container that can hold numerous pieces.

11. Shadow Box Display

Showcase your prized minifigures or completed sets in a shadow box display case. Use transparent cases or DIY individual compartments to keep them dust-free and organized.

12. Store In-Progress Builds on Cookie Sheets

Use cookie sheets to store in-progress builds while keeping pieces all in one place. The raised edges will prevent pieces from rolling off, and the metal surface allows you to apply magnetic labels for enhanced organization.

Conclusion:

Storing and organizing your LEGO collection doesn’t have to feel like an overwhelming task. These 12 inventive methods will help you keep everything tidy so that you can spend more time doing what you love – building and creating with your LEGO toys!

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