Hook It Up

Is your CD collection in disarray? Put it in order with Skyhook, an easy, attractive way to store and display CDs or CD-ROMs.

“It’s like hanging your clothes in a closet,” says Jim Kruse, CEO of St. Croix Wood, a leading manufacturer of consumer storage products. “Consumers will be delighted with being able to display their CD collections in an eye-catching manner.”

Three designs are available in oak with a natural oil finish. The Skyhook 96 Tower (about $50) has a contemporary design with a small footprint. For those seeking space-efficient racks, there are the Skyhook 50 (about $40) and the Skyhook 192 (about $60).

Skyhook products are available at record stores and mass merchandisers throughout Orange County. For more information, visit the company’s Web site at https://www.stcroixwood.com.

Get on Grid

Then there’s the clutter in your garage. Clear it up by putting it on the wall with the KeepTrak Universal Storage System.

The system can be installed in about an hour by even the most unhandy of handymen.

The key to the system is a 20-inch-by-48-inch support grid that attaches to 16-inch on-center studs with only a drill and a screwdriver. Add-ons include multipurpose utility hooks and brackets, yard tool holders, and a tool caddy and parts tray shelf.

The system can handle nearly any item, from bulky things such as bicycles and golf bags, to small hand tools, screws and nails.

There are several sizes to fit a variety of jobs. For more information, visit the Web site at https://www.odl.com or call (800) 253-3900 for the nearest retailer.

Note Plates

Leave a message where everyone in the family is sure to see it--at the light switch.

The Organizers wall plates, manufactured by American Tack & Hardware, help to organize notes at the flick of a switch. There are several models (under $20) available at mass merchandisers throughout Orange County.