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Everything Can Have a Place The entryway gets a lot of traffic in every season, in and out from various activities and 'stuff' gets dropped at the door.Sometimes, stuff is laid down to untie shoes and accidentally forgotten right there in the middle of the floor and doorway.These 'accidents' come in all sorts of creative forms, but at the end of the day there are piles of discarded and forgotten and misplaced items all over the place!Why not add a hook rail or two to your busy spaces, creating usable organized storage zones.With a little creativity and a dash of instructional encouragement, 'Everything Can Have a Place'.

The Search Is Over Create a spot right at the door for all the things that don’t belong any farther into the house.There is no reason for the work jacket to be in the dining room or the dog leash in the bathroom.Assuming there aren’t curious teenagers in the house, car keys don’t need to be far from the garage.

Get Kids Hooked on Organization Rather than clean up non-stop after your little angels, teach them the value of an organized life.To instill organization into a child will help mold an adult who doesn’t lose keys, never fumbles for a matched pair of socks and always knows where her purse is.Although these lessons don’t end at the front door, they sure can begin there.

Quick and Simple Conversion of Wasted Space Over-The-Door designs can be added to an interior door to create instant usable space on either or both sides.These convenient hook systems require zero installation or permanent changes to the home.A great option for renters or any cramped spaces, such as bathrooms and behind the door of any bedroom.Hang one over the bar in a closet to create a movable set of hooks to hang shirts, pants, belts and hats that get regular use.

Add a Little Style to Organization Headbourne hook rails offer dozens of budget-friendly and stylish options for any décor or back door.