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3 Ways to Store Nerf Guns

By Matthew Lynch
October 26, 2023
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Nerf guns are a popular and fun way to enjoy indoor and outdoor play for people of all ages. These foam dart-shooting toys come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and designs, so keeping them organized can be a challenge. That’s why we’ve put together this list of three innovative ways to store your Nerf guns, ensuring they’re always ready for action.

1. Wall Mounts

One practical way to keep your Nerf guns organized is by using wall mounts. By displaying your Nerf arsenal on the wall, you not only save space but also make it easy to access and choose the right gun for your next battle. You can purchase ready-made wall mounts specifically designed for Nerf guns or create your custom design using pegboards, hooks, or brackets.

To create a simple DIY wall mount, you’ll need a pegboard and some hooks. Attach the pegboard to a sturdy section of the wall, ensuring it’s anchored securely. Then place hooks at varying intervals to accommodate different-sized Nerf guns. Hang your collection on the hooks for an impressive and easily accessible display.

2. Storage Bins or Trunks

Another way to store your Nerf guns is using storage bins or trunks. This method is particularly useful if you don’t want to dedicate an entire wall to displaying your collection or need to keep them out of reach from younger children.

Choose durable storage bins with lids that can easily accommodate your largest Nerf gun. Label each bin by type (rifles, pistols, etc.) or by family member if everyone has their own personal collection. Stack the bins in a dedicated storage area when not in use, such as a closet or garage corner.

Alternatively, consider a large storage trunk as an attractive solution that doubles up as extra seating or a table. Slide it under the bed or place it in the corner of a room for access whenever you need it.

3. Custom Shelves

If you’re inspired to showcase your Nerf guns in style, consider building custom shelves or display cases. This storage option allows you to express your creativity and personalize the look of your Nerf gun collection.

Choose the type of shelving that complements your room décor, or make it a DIY project to showcase your craftsmanship. For added flair, incorporate lighting or creative backgrounds for each shelf. Custom shelves not only provide an appealing display, but they also offer easy access to your guns.

In conclusion, storing your Nerf guns can be both practical and aesthetically pleasing with these three methods. From wall mounts and storage bins to custom shelves, you have endless options for keeping your collection organized. The key is selecting the best storage method that suits your needs and space.

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