(Part 2) Best magazine holders according to redditors

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We found 40 Reddit comments discussing the best magazine holders. We ranked the 25 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.

21. Magazine File Holders (Bold Colors: Coordinate Important Files by Color!) Set of 8

1 mention
Magazine File Holders (Bold Colors: Coordinate Important Files by Color!) Set of 8
Keep magazines, bills & reports neatly organizedSimplify home/office clutter using these colourful storage holdersOur vibrant bold colors brighten up your office while streamlining paperworkHeavy - duty magazine holders made from coated cardboard keep catalogues in mint conditionSet of 8- ( 2-Red, 2...
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22. CaddyTek Double Golf Rack with Mahogany Wood Finish

1 mention
CaddyTek Double Golf Rack with Mahogany Wood Finish
4 interior shelves including base have ample space to store golf gear.Top bin is ideal for storing small stuff like tees, balls, shoe cleaner, GPS, etc..Base is carpeted to protect your clubs.Edges are contoured and smooth for a finished look.Curved tops on each side hold your bags in place
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23. Universal Recycled Plastic Large Magazine File, 6-1/4" x 9-1/2" x 11" 3/4, Black (8119)

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Universal Recycled Plastic Large Magazine File, 6-1/4" x 9-1/2" x 11" 3/4, Black (8119)
Keeps magazines, catalogs and other literature neat and accessible.Generously sized and smartly styled.Black
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24. Umbra Illuzine Metal Wall-Mount Magazine Rack

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Umbra Illuzine Metal Wall-Mount Magazine Rack
Wall-mount magazine storage rackConstructed of metal with silver powder-coated finishMagazines conceal rack and hardware, producing floating effect; see also Conceal floating bookshelves from UmbraSize: 14 by 6 by 3-inchDesign: Sativa Turner
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25. Winsome Wood Linea Storage/Organization, Espresso

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Winsome Wood Linea Storage/Organization, Espresso
Overall storage rack size is 12. 09"W x 6. 89"D x 44"H. Wall hanging vertically or horizontally.Comes with four Canvas baskets opens to 10. 3"W x 5. 9"D x 5. 5"H and slide into wood dowels to Set up.Construction with combination of solid and composite wood in Espresso Finish. Assembly required.
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Top Reddit comments about Magazine Holders:

u/i__cant__even__ · 13 pointsr/declutter

I feel your frustration!! I have a massive cabinet in which to store pans and it STILL ends up a mess because there are no corrals for each category. Stacking is a pain because then you have to unstack to get what you need, then stack it all again to put it back, then once again unstack/stack when the item gets returned.

Here’s what I have used to organize this area:

  1. I bought something like this from IKEA along with metal S hooks. It’s now installed in my kitchen and I have pots, pans and strainers from it. I’m lucky in that I have a book of sorts where I could place it and it’s out of the way, but even if you don’t have that space available, I’d encourager you to consider finding a place to at least hang your most frequently-used pans, even if you have to put 3M removable hooks on the side of a cabinet or something.

  2. Inside your cabinet, use a simple magazine holder (laid sideways with the opening facing you) to corral your aluminum foil and ziplock bags. Add a second one if you need to stow cutting boards and the like.

  3. Use shallow baskets for the rest. It’s nice to be able to pull out a basket like it’s a drawer and find what you need. They also make various two-tier shelving solutions (although you’d have to remove that middle shelf to use them) that could work better.

  4. You could also consider adding a piece of something sturdy (MDF? Very stiff cardboard) wedged vertically between the middle shelf and the top or bottom shelf to create kind of a cubby situation. Again, it’s whatever you can easily do to create corrals.

    I hope that helps! Looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

u/withthebathwater · 11 pointsr/hoarding

I had to help my mom go through tons of magazines. Got rid of an entire walk-in closet full (floor to ceiling). It took a several months, but it was a major thing. She refused to get rid of any of them because they might have something important, but she needed the space. This is what we did:

Each night she would go through a few magazines and tear out any articles she wanted to keep. We filed them in a file cabinet by subject. She tossed the rest of the magazine after removing any articles or recipies she wanted. She had to file the torn-out articles immediately or they would be thrown away. No waiting until later!

Any special issues she didn't want to tear up were put in a magazine file and placed on a bookshelf.

We now have a 4-drawer file cabinet filled with articles and two shelves of a bookcase filled with magazines. Much better than (and much less of a fire hazard) than a closet full.

u/cosmicscapegoat · 5 pointsr/whatisthisthing

It's a magazine rack.

look here

u/iamproph · 2 pointsr/golf

Was wondering too, I think this is it on Amazon:

u/abraxassmiles · 1 pointr/BabyBumps

[Here] (http://www.amazon.com/Winsome-Wood-Magazine-Rack-Espresso/dp/B000NPQHJ0/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1418912118&sr=8-2&keywords=magazine+rack+espresso) is where I found it-- it's actually called a magazine rack, which I think is silly, but it works great for my diaps. :-)