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(Stratford, Conn., January 15, 2018) Add getting better organized to the many resolutions you can make for 2018. The National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO) decrees January is national get organized month. Like many New Year’s resolutions, getting better organized is a worthy goal. Getting rid of clutter would eliminate 40 percent of housework in the average home and can reduce asthma and allergy triggers, according to The American Cleaning Institute. “For many people the conundrum is: do they have too much stuff or not enough space?” said Dave Berliner, inventor of the SpaceLift™ attic lift. His invention solves the problem of using your attic for storage by creating easier access, he said.
“Many organization gurus tell you to purge, get rid of your stuff. I disagree. It’s your stuff. There’s likely a good reason you kept it in the first place. Clearing clutter and getting better organized may simply be a matter of moving some of your stuff out of your living space and into a convenient storage space,” Berliner said, “This is especially true for seasonal items like decorations, patio furniture and toys.”
“Lack of space” was cited as the biggest challenge to improving organization by 32.9 percent of consumers surveyed by NPD Group for HomeWorld Forecast Consumer Survey. “Yet most homes have lots of available storage space in attics above the house and garage. Access is generally the limiting factor,” Berliner said. “Attic ladders or pull-down stairs can be tough to negotiate, especially when carrying storage bins, boxes or other items. There is a risk of falling, or hurting your back, or damaging your items,” he added, “Easy attic access is the key to attic storage solutions.”
Berliner’s answer was to invent an attic lift. “It is like having your own mini freight elevator to carry storage into your attic in just minutes; it’s a dumbwaiter for your stuff,” he explained.
Designed to fit between attic floor joists, installation is easy requiring basic carpentry and electrical skills. Many are installed as do-it-yourself projects, Berliner said, or the company can help with local installers. It sells directly on its website, www.SpaceLiftProducts.com. A short video on the website shows how the lift works. Prices start at $1,895 with free shipping and a two-year factory warranty. SpaceLift™ Products are assembled in the USA, in Stratford, Conn., by Redco Home, a division of Redco Audio, a family-owned company.
LisaW_01: SpaceLift™ attic lift customer Lisa Winkler’s unit is shown here moving Christmas decorations back into the attic. The lift can carry up to 200 pounds per trip with push-button ease and is designed to have no vertical restriction. “My SpaceLift saved my back,” said Winkler. See a video of the lift in action at: www.SpaceLiftProducts.com.
SpaceLift™ attic lifts by Redco Home, a division of Redco Audio
Media Contact:
Ruth Berliner, Marketing
203-502-7600 x 100
Facebook: @SpaceLiftProducts
1701 Stratford Avenue, Stratford, CT 06615
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A SpaceLift™ attic lift is installed at our company in Stratford. If you are in the area, please feel free to come in and take a look. There is also a unit installed in a nearby Trumbull, Conn., garage. With prior notice, the homeowner would agree to have you see and photograph that unit as well.
Sources:
National Association of Professional Organizers: http://www.napo.net/page/NAPOGOMonth
The American Cleaning Institute: http://www.cleaninginstitute.org