Need storage for your Playstation, Xbox and Switch? Make this simple DIY game console shelf with adjustable shelves for all your video games!

Got gamers at home? Try these fab ways to organize video games (and headsets and controllers) that take your storage game to the next level!

Build a gaming cart by IKEA kitchen cart! Use it as the storage for NS dock, Joy-Cons and game cards. Finally, put a 21.5-inch 2101H monitor on the top and move it to wherever you want.

A simple insert so you can pack your nintendo games into an altoid tin and toss it in your backpack. The holder can fit 8 games, and the gap at the top makes it easy to grab a game by the corner (see photo of picking up a game) Update: Added a V2 with slightly modified slots to make it easier to grab the game's corner. I didn't think the first version was hard to use, but after getting some feedback, the changes for V2 seem worthwhile. I left both versions on here because you may like the…

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Keeping the Nintendo Switch on the floor was too cluttered so I made this floating shelf out of a piece of walnut that I have had sitting around for years! Now the components are neatly stored under the TV on the wall. Using a “Keyhole Router Bit” I was able to make this project happen […] The post How to Make a Floating Shelf appeared first on Field Treasure Designs.

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Skywin Game Storage Tower for Nintendo Switch (Black) - Nintendo Switch Game Holder Game Disk Rack and Controller Organizer Compatible with Nintendo Switch and Accessories

Even though our household is just two-person-and-one-cat big, our kitchen desk was often messed up with USB-cables and chargers for our phones, tablets and camera batteries. So I decided to do my first IKEA hack, to make a bit less messy - a KVISSLE charging station.