Supermarket Simulator – How to Solve a Storage Room Problem

Storage Room Issue Solutions

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First Way

I have my products span two shelves and I place my backstock of each product in front of the shelf. One box for most items and two or more for high volume products like flour, bleach, toilet paper, and potatoes. Does it look nice? No. Is it efficient? Yes.

This is a strategy I’ve seen in real life at tiny Asian grocery stores. It’s chaotic, but organized. I also organize my products and shelves to match the order in the ordering catalog. That way I can easily order all the freezer items, all the shelf items, and then the fridge items. I can easily walk around and see what I need for the day.

Second Way

I bought the storage room next door, but I found it pretty useless since it’s not accessible from inside the shop. So I decided to make my own in-store storeroom.

First I expanded my store (twice I think), then I moved my shelves into a row to make a fake “wall” with a little space behind them. I made sure to leave a gap between the row of shelves to use as a “door,” basically creating a store room inside the shop behind the shelves. Now I can place my spare boxes in this little area. Oh, and my neighboring storage now stores empty boxes of all sizes, just in case I want to move something!

Another Options

• Also you can put boxes outside along the front of the store and you also have a corner inside the store where you will store boxes too.
• Yщu can move boxes in storage from left to right one day, and right to left the other day. It’s not ideal but it’s the only way to effectively use the small storage room.