Board games come in all shapes and sizes. As your collection grows, it’s easy to run out of room. This calculator provides a quick reality check on how many games your current shelves can hold and whether you need more storage. Organizing by size not only looks nicer but also prevents box damage caused by overcrowding.
We assume each game box has an average width measured spine to spine. With games and a shelf length , the percentage of shelf filled is:
If the result exceeds 100%, you’ll need additional shelving or to part with a few games. Factor in extra space for expansions or future purchases.
Consider sorting games by box size so they align neatly. Vertical stacks reduce stress on boxes and make titles easier to read. Some collectors use adjustable shelves to accommodate unusually tall or wide boxes. Keeping heavy games on lower shelves prevents warping over time.
Imagine you own 30 games with an average width of 5 cm each. Your available shelf length is 140 cm. Plugging those values in yields a usage of percent. Clearly, you’ll need to rearrange or add another shelf.
With tabletop gaming more popular than ever, collections can grow quickly. Use this calculator whenever you bring home a new title to ensure your game room stays tidy and accessible. A well-organized shelf means more time enjoying your favorites and less time hunting for misplaced boxes.
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