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DIY Garage Storage Rack

Keep your garage organized with this DIY storage rack!

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DIY Garage Storage Rack
DIY Garage Storage Rack
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Have you ever walked into your garage but walked right out because it was so messy? Your garage is one of the hardest places in your home to keep neat and clean. We place our things in our garage and immediately close the door behind us. Once we need our stored item, however, we can't find it anymore! If you want to keep your garage organized, then you should create this DIY Garage Storage Rack! This DIY storage rack is a great way to keep all of your gardening and woodworking tools organized. You won't have to go digging for that hammer or rake anymore because this garage rack will keep everything in order!

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

MaterialsWood

Primary TechniqueWood Crafts

Beginner

Project TypeMake a Project

Materials List

  • 3-inch nails
  • 1 pallet
  • 22 oz. framing hammer (16 inches)

Instructions:

  1. Take pallet and use framing hammer to drive in some 3-inch framing nails to hold the pallet in place.

  2. With the pallet in place, cut a 2 inches X 10 inches piece of wood to make a shelf, and nail it next to the pallet. This shelf can be used to store pruning tools or garden shears.

  3. Nail a simple piece of 1-inch X 1-inch wood to the pallet, underneath the shelf. This will hold additional tools, like axes and sledgehammers, in place, so make sure to hang at a height that works with your tool length.

  4. Once the shed organizer has been built, load it up with all of your tools!

Is your garage so full of stuff that you can’t see the floor? Do things in your house stay broken because you can’t find the right wrench or screwdriver to fix them? If so, then you should definitely check out this collection of garage storage ideas:  DIY Garage Tool Storage Ideas: 15 Projects

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