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A shelf-edge guide for folded bed linen.

Folded linen can creep into deep shelves until the front looks empty and the back becomes crowded. A simple depth guide keeps everyday sets within reach.

Multicoloured bath towels, John Lewis, Reading, UK - 20150711-01
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Folded linen can creep into deep shelves until the front looks empty and the back becomes crowded. A simple depth guide keeps everyday sets within reach.

Choose the reachable depth

Place one folded set where it can be lifted comfortably. Mark that resting line on a removable shelf card or use a suitable shallow basket. Keep any marker from damaging the shelf finish.

Arrange sets in one row

Place the most-used sets along the same front line with folded edges visible. Keep spare or unusual pieces in a separate labeled section. Leave a little room beside each set for your hand.

Check the hidden space

Look behind the row occasionally to ensure loose pillowcases have not slipped backward. Avoid adding a second hidden row just because the shelf is deep; deep capacity is useful only when the contents can still be found.

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