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Drywall  /  January 13, 2021

Helpful Ideas For Your Organizing Your Garage Storage

When it comes to organizing, most homeowners aren’t sure what to do with their garage. The most common use of a garage — when it comes to storage — is to put stuff in boxes, or just pile one thing on top of another. This makes for an environment where it’s hard to find things when you need them, and where pests might be more comfortable than people. To clean up some of that clutter, here are a few tips on organizing your garage storage.

1.  Install Cabinets

One thing that makes for an unattractive garage is the presence of clutter. This clutter can be easily hidden away, however, by building cabinets. Garage cabinets don’t have to be complicated. They can be made from plywood and take no more than a day to complete. If you don’t feel like a new DIY project, hire a handyman to assist you with your new garage storage cabinets.

2. Build Garage Shelves

While cabinets give you a place to hide your clutter, there are some items you’ll want to access more easily. Since you don’t want to have to rummage around for common tools like screwdrivers and hammers, installing shelves in your garage is your best option. You can opt for expensive, custom-built shelves, but there are cost-effective options you can build yourself as well.

3. Overhead Shelving

As opposed to your living room or bedroom, the space over your head is perfect for garage storage. A talented craftsman can easily build shelves that descend from the ceiling that can be readily accessed any time with a ladder.

4. Garage Pegboard

Installing a pegboard is one of the simplest and least expensive garage storage solutions you can imagine. Ideally, you have an exposed stud for the pegboard because you’ll need some extra space behind the board for attaching hooks and baskets, but you can also build a frame for backing if necessary.

5. Use a Slatwall for Heavier Items

While slatwalls are bit heavier and more expensive than pegboards, they’re necessary if you want to hang heavy tools and equipment for easy access. These can be installed either on exposed studs or drywall.

However you choose to improve your garage storage situation, don’t hesitate to reach out to the skilled craftsmen at Handyman Connection of Wichita, KS. Give us a ring today!

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