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9 Ways to Store LEGO Sets That Are Built

By Matthew Lynch
January 31, 2024
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LEGO sets are a source of joy and creativity for both children and adults alike. However, once built, finding a suitable storage solution can be a challenge. Here are nine ways to store your fully assembled LEGO sets effectively.

1. Display Shelves: One of the most popular ways to store built LEGO sets is by using display shelves. Choose sturdy shelves that can support the weight and size of your models. This will not only keep them safe but also showcase your creations, adding a touch of personality and creativity to your space.

2. Glass Cabinets: To protect your LEGO sets from dust or pets, consider investing in glass display cabinets. These cabinets offer an enclosed environment that keeps your masterpieces safe and clean while still displaying them proudly.

3. IKEA KALLAX: IKEA’s KALLAX shelving units are a popular and affordable option for LEGO storage. With their compartmentalized design, you can efficiently store various sized sets within each cube, making them easily accessible.

4. In-progress Display Area: If you’re working on multiple LEGO sets concurrently, create a designated space in your room for in-progress builds. This dedicated area will keep half-built projects organized and allow you to resume construction at any time.

5. Wall-Mounted Shadow Boxes: For smaller LEGO sets, wall-mounted shadow boxes can be an attractive display solution while saving space on shelves or tabletops.

6. Clear Plastic Storage Boxes: If you prefer to keep your built LEGO sets out of sight or need to transport them, clear plastic storage boxes with lids provide a secure environment for each model. Opt for stackable containers to maximize storage space efficiency.

7. Hanging Storage Bags: You can also use hanging storage bags with clear plastic windows to store your completed LEGO sets vertically within closets or behind doors. These bags provide protection against dust while offering a more discreet storage option.

8. Custom-Made Storage Solutions: If you’re feeling creative, consider building your custom storage solution. You can design and construct a unique LEGO-themed display or distinctive shelving unit specifically tailored to the needs of your collection.

9. Under-Bed Storage: Finally, for those with limited space, under-bed storage containers offer a great way to keep built LEGO sets out of sight but quickly accessible. Choose containers with wheels for easy retrieval.

Each of these storage methods has its benefits, and the best choice depends on individual preferences and space constraints. Whichever option you select, always remember to handle your assembled LEGO sets with care to preserve their condition and longevity.

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