The building were I live has an extra storage area were every resident gets a wire-mesh cage. Mine is 3' x 3' x 10', and I need every cubic inch in it (my apartment is tiny). I'm trying to maximize the *useful* storage space I get out of this cage. (Of course, I could do what most residents do and just pile everything in the storage cage, but that's not useful to me; I want to be able to access the stuff I store now and then; otherwise, I'd just as soon throw it away.)
Three of the four walls of my cage are made of a flat expanded wire mesh (like the one shown at
Opposite to the concrete wall is the door to the cage, also made of the same wire mesh. I want to hang some shelves off the inside of this door, for extra light-weight storage. The only significant requirement I have for these shelves is that it shouldn't be easy to knock one of them down from the outside of the cage (e.g. by accidentally bumping against some hook).
I figure that this is a sufficiently common need that there may already be some standard solution on the market. Does anyone know of a system to do what I want to do?
Many thanks in advance for your comments and suggestions.
kj