CINCINNATI, Nov. 25, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Organized Living, a leading manufacturer of quality home storage and organization systems, introduces a new Rail and Cover for the freedomRail product line to honor their commitment of providing the most innovative and enduring products. The new Rail and Cover improves the overall efficiency of the freedomRail system making it faster, stronger, and better overall.
The Rail now has diamond shaped holes every inch, increasing the strength of the system entirely. The method of installation is simpler and faster, ensuring installation consistency in every home without interfering with other trades. The diamond shape ensures the Rail is securely mounted to studs, eliminating the need for additional blocking saving significant time and money.
The improved storage system is designed to create a polished look homebuyers will love for years to come. "Homebuyers will love the new freedomRail system as it's still completely adjustable, allowing them to move components over time as their needs change," said Theresa Finnigin, VP of Marketing at Organized Living. "It's the perfect storage system for busy and active families."
freedomRail is engineered to stand the test of time with its enduring strength and modern decorative appeal. With the new enhancements, Organized Living has been able to optimize design software so the designs and installation are more accurate and faster.
To see the full freedomRail product line and to learn about Organized Living programs and support specific to the single family builders, visit OrganizedLiving.com/professionals/builders.
About Organized Living
Organized Living brings superior storage and organization to the world through strong products, strong people and strong brand, helping people organize their lives. From the closet to the kitchen to the garage, Organized Living offers high-quality, innovative storage and organization products that make everyday life easier and sells through professionally installing dealers, retailers and online retailers. http://www.OrganizedLiving.com.
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