Free printable storage box labels and home inventory

Two pages: a home storage inventory for writing down what’s in every box and where it lives, and six storage box labels to cut out. Free to download and print, no sign-up.

How to use it

1. Give every box a number, and write it in the circle on its label.
2. Write the same number on the inventory, with what’s inside and where the box went.
3. Tape the label to the end of the box that faces out on the shelf.
4. Keep the inventory somewhere you’ll find it, like a kitchen drawer or inside a closet door.

A storage system that stays organized

A few habits that make the labels worth it:

• Group boxes by season, like holiday decorations, summer gear and winter clothes, so they come out together.
• Keep what you use most at the front and at eye level.
• Use clear bins for things you need to see, and labels for everything else.
• Take a photo of what’s inside before you close a box.
• When decorations go back into storage, throw out what’s broken before it’s boxed for another year.

When the inventory sheet goes missing

The sheet only helps if you can find it. The Attic in the rumaloom app keeps the same record on your phone:

• Snap a photo of what’s in a box, and note where it’s stored.
• Sort boxes into your own categories, like decorations, keepsakes or gear.
• Find any box again in seconds, from anywhere.
• Everyone in the family sees the same list, so nobody has to ask where the tent went.

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