Storage Hacks for Christmas Trees, Lights, Wrapping Supplies, and More
- getmeabarn
- Dec 27, 2025
- 2 min read
The holiday season brings joy, family time, and plenty of beautiful decorations—but it also brings the yearly challenge of storing everything once Christmas has passed. For homeowners throughout Northern Indiana, Michigan, and Northwest Ohio, the key to keeping holiday cheer alive year after year is smart, simple, and efficient storage. And the right portable building can make all the difference.
At Willow Prairie Portable Buildings, our factory has crafted over 5,000 durable, high-quality sheds, cabins, and garages—giving families across the Midwest the perfect place to store and organize their seasonal décor with ease. If you’re tired of tangled lights, crushed ornaments, and rummaging through disorganized boxes, these holiday storage hacks will help you take control of your space.
1. Christmas Tree Storage Made Easy
Artificial trees can be bulky and awkward. Instead of forcing them back into a ripped cardboard box:
Use a rolling Christmas tree storage bag to protect branches and reduce lifting.
Store trees in the loft area of a lofted barn or garage to free up floor space.
Keep all tree accessories—stands, skirts, and toppers—in a single labeled tote nearby.
2. Keep Lights Tangle-Free
Nothing steals the joy from decorating faster than untangling last year’s lights. Try these simple solutions:
Wrap each light strand around cardboard squares, cut with notches on the edges.
Use plastic cord winders or individual zippered light bags.
Hang light strands on hooks inside your shed for year-round organization.
3. Wrapping Supplies That Stay Neat All Year
Turn a section of your shed into a seasonal prep station:
Use a tall plastic bin or garment bag to store rolls of wrapping paper upright.
Hang pegboards for scissors, tape, gift tags, and ribbons.
Keep bows and decorative accents in clear, divided containers to avoid flattening or damage.
A portable building gives you a clean, open workspace—so wrapping gifts doesn’t have to take over your dining table.
4. Protect Fragile Décor
Store delicate ornaments, nativity sets, and glass pieces with care:
Use ornament storage boxes with dividers to keep items safe.
Wrap fragile pieces in tissue or bubble wrap.
Place these bins on sturdy shelving inside your shed, not directly on the floor.
Our buildings are constructed with durability in mind, giving your seasonal items a secure and weather-resistant home.
5. Color-Code for Quick Access
Make next Christmas even easier by color-coding bins:
Red/green for Christmas
Blue for winter décor
Clear for items you want visible at a glance
This simple method helps you find what you need instantly—no more digging or guessing.
Get Organized Before the New Year Begins
If you’ve been thinking about adding a shed, barn, or portable garage to help organize your holiday décor and everyday storage, now is the perfect time. Our End of Year Sale makes it easier than ever to get a high-quality building delivered and set up before winter hits full force.
Contact Michael today to take advantage of seasonal savings and get your space ready for a more organized year ahead.





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