How do you store your quilts?

[13pt buck]

I have a Phoenix and I was thinking about hanging it in my gear closet. What is the best way to store/hang it in a closet. I have been laying it in the bottom of the closet. But I would like to get it up off the floor.

Thanks,
Chris

[breyman]

Personally, I made large cotton storage sacks for any of my quilt/sleeping bags that didn't come with one. That keeps them dust free, loosely stored and easy to place/stack wherever needed.

If hanging from a bar, I've heard that large suit storage bags work well.

[Ewker]

lay them out flat on a bed that doesn't get used

[Soupy]

In a big plastic storage box.

[The J Meister]

I keep mine on the floor under the bed, but put in a very large trash bag that way the quilts don't get dusty and aren't compressed.

[Cannibal]

I have a few of these hanging in the closet for my quilts.



One for partial length underquilts
One for full-length underquilts
One for 3-season top quilts
One for winter top quilts

They are great and make organizing my quilts very easy. The ones I have will hold 4 of the 3-season quilts, or 3 of the winter quilts each. Cheap too; about half the cost of a Rubbermaid container.

[PappyAmos]

I have a few of these hanging in the closet for my quilts.



One for partial length underquilts
One for full-length underquilts
One for 3-season top quilts
One for winter top quilts

They are great and make organizing my quilts very easy. The ones I have will hold 4 of the 3-season quilts, or 3 of the winter quilts each. Cheap too; about half the cost of a Rubbermaid container.

Hey Cannibal - where did you get those?

Thanks

[13pt buck]

Thanks Guys. I like that idea Cannibal. I will have to see if I can find one.

[Suede]

Cannibal's idea is great! I found these..

A bit pricey but I like the breathability.

[cpverne]

Home depot carries these bags. Not sure if they come in different sizes like the ones from the Container Store..