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Free standing shelves. Shelving units. Old bookshelves. All serve a purpose in their own right, but in a garage environment, they present several problems. By creating a bank of free standing units, you may think you will have enough storage to tackle all of your items, but in reality, very few of the items you store in your garage will …
Whether you are in the market for a new home or are in the process of moving in to your dream palace, now is the best time to start thinking about garage organization. There are several reasons why: You can take advantage of having your long-term storage items already boxed and ready to be lifted onto heavy-duty garage shelving straight …
Like a lot of our customers, the garage owners in this post had attempted to do some garage organization on their own. They were off to a pretty good start, getting tools off the ground, hoses out from underfoot, and various items out of the way. And then life happened. We see it all the time. Homeowners buy the shelving …
A tight space and cinder block walls proved no match for a homeowner who wanted to “rise above the mess”. When the Fairy Godmother didn’t return their calls, Monkeybars Storage Solutions came in and installed its rugged shelving in a corner opposite the home’s entrance, allowing easy access into the house from both sides of the carriage…errr…car. The result: a …
We’ve all been there. You’re moving into a new home and you’re not sure where things are going to go just yet. The garage is as good a place as any to set them down and come back to them later.
But “later” is where the garage storage nightmare lives. No one ever means for it to happen, but it doesn’t take much and suddenly the expansive space where you are supposed to park your cars is overrun.
Kacey and Chris love their 1950’s ranch home and were proud that they used every square inch of their investment on a regular basis. So when an ultrasound revealed that they were going to have not one, but two, new babies, they knew they were going to have to move more than a few pieces of furniture around. Tackling a …