Space saving bedroom furniture from B&M keeps you organised for £20

Parents seeking to introduce organisation into their home can store their children’s favourite toys and possessions in a neat, well-arranged space with an affordable B&M option. This storage solution occupies zero floor space and capitalises on underused storage possibilities.

The Kids Home Four-Tier Shelf is wall-mounted, keeping books, toys, and other items off the floor while freeing up surface area and preventing clutter. The retailer states it maximises storage capability for loose items that youngsters may require swift access to. And costing £20, your child’s bedroom will be looking clean and tidy for less than your weekly shop.

The wall-mounted shelf needs some assembly from its flat-pack form. Once put together, it can be fixed to a child’s bedroom wall for practical, accessible storage.

The product description reads: “This stylish and functional Kids Home Four-Tier Shelf is the perfect piece of decorative storage for a child’s room. Great for keeping books, toys and teddies organised.”

Comparable storage options are available at other homeware shops such as Dunelm. The Amber Wall Mounted Bookshelf (£35) is available in five colours and offers the same storage capacity.

The Dunelm alternative offers a way to “keep children’s rooms tidy.” The description says: “This stunning wall-mounted bookshelf will add a touch of style to your child’s home while providing a neat space to store their books, toys, and treasures.”

Both designs incorporate wooden rods to secure items such as books and toys firmly on the shelves, stopping them from tumbling off. Regarding measurements, these two furniture pieces are strikingly similar.

The B&M unit stands 120cm tall, with shelves measuring 50cm wide and extending 15cm outwards.

At Dunelm, the four-tier shelving unit is marginally shorter at 112cm in height, but does provide slightly more space on the shelves themselves, with almost 60cm of width, though at a more slender 12cm depth.

Depending on the room’s configuration and what children need to store on the shelves, either choice could suit families who need extra storage. Shoppers can explore the complete range of children’s furniture from B&M online.

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