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jmsspratlin 07-05-2007 10:30 PM

Shelves
 
I am looking to add some shelves to my garage in hopes of making sense of my stuff instead cramming it into corners, etc. I would like to put something up that is INEXPENSIVE and looks good all in the same. I am pretty good with the labor. Anyway, if anyone has suggestions as to similar things they have done, please enlighten me. I really appreciate any help with this....thank you....Jamie

RubHer Yellow Ducky 07-06-2007 01:58 AM

Re: Shelves
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jmsspratlin
I am looking to add some shelves to my garage in hopes of making sense of my stuff instead cramming it into corners, etc. I would like to put something up that is INEXPENSIVE and looks good all in the same. I am pretty good with the labor. Anyway, if anyone has suggestions as to similar things they have done, please enlighten me. I really appreciate any help with this....thank you....Jamie


whatever you do attach them to the bottom of your rafters, so they don't touch the floor...

KenP 07-06-2007 02:17 AM

Re: Shelves
 
I'm using the metal ones you can get at any hardware store.

Something like this:

Shelves at Home Depot

I'm considering pulling them all out and putting in upper kitchen cabinets all over the place. It's cheaper than using garage specific stuff and works just as well, IMO.

I also have three of these:

Plastic storage cabinet

And one of these:

18" deep storage shelves

I made a 6' work bench out of lower kitchen cabinets and counter top. I need to install 1/4" ply on across the back to tighten it up more because I want to mount large casters on the bottom so I can move it around.

MarineHawk 07-06-2007 02:40 AM

Re: Shelves
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KenP
And one of these:

18" deep storage shelves



There might be more ideal solutions with some effort, but I use those extensively in the garage and basement, just because you can put them up in five mintes and they hold a lot of shiatt. Plus, even my three year old boy can help put them together.

marin8703 07-06-2007 05:10 AM

Re: Shelves
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by KenP
I'm using the metal ones you can get at any hardware store.

Something like this:

Shelves at Home Depot

I'm considering pulling them all out and putting in upper kitchen cabinets all over the place. It's cheaper than using garage specific stuff and works just as well, IMO.

I also have three of these:

Plastic storage cabinet

And one of these:

18" deep storage shelves

I made a 6' work bench out of lower kitchen cabinets and counter top. I need to install 1/4" ply on across the back to tighten it up more because I want to mount large casters on the bottom so I can move it around.


teh home depot shelves are a prety practical solution i got em all over the place.

ken whos that beauty in you avatar?

jmsspratlin 07-06-2007 07:49 AM

Re: Shelves
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by MarineHawk
There might be more ideal solutions with some effort, but I use those extensively in the garage and basement, just because you can put them up in five mintes and they hold a lot of shiatt. Plus, even my three year old boy can help put them together.




Thats what I have now, however I got them from Wal-Mart

SELWA 07-06-2007 02:37 PM

Re: Shelves
 
I would use slot wall along the walls and then you can just buy different shelves and attatchment to serve your means. I have then on both walls of the garage and just move the shelves around when I want to re-configure space. One of the best things you can do is move all you can to the walls and ceiling. Any un-used space is wasted space!

KenP 07-06-2007 02:43 PM

Re: Shelves
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by marin8703
ken whos that beauty in you avatar?

I don't know, some chick touching herself.:)

Agriv8r 07-07-2007 07:51 PM

Re: Shelves
 
i use a nail...easy to put up and very cheap...


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