Where to store your growing collection of circulars?

Ok so now you are starting to get quite adept at this couponing thing. You learned to print mass quantities of online coupons, you purchased a binder, you've established a source for multiple Sunday Newspapers, and you have created stacks of coupon circulars in the corner. What do you do with these hundreds of circulars? How do we organize them? Where do we even start? Of course everyone is different and what works for some may not work for others but I am going to show you what some have done in hopes of sparking some creativity in you.

Ever use milk crates as furniture back in college or when you got your first apartment?

The perfect square geometry of these handy dandy crates allows for stacking and excellent shelve making! Milk Crates stack very well and are fairly sturdy/stable and they obviously are perfect for carrying circulars from one room to another if needed. Here is an example of what is possible.

I keep my growing collection in my garage. I keep them sorted by date bottom to top and by circular brand (ss, rp, p&g) left to right.

Note: Industrial Milk Crate use by you may not be really legal in your state. By no means am I recommending that any of you run out and swipe these from behind your local grocer nor am I even suggesting that you use them in your storage needs. This is just an example of what someone may or may not have done to organize their circulars.