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Home  /  Reviews  /  The secret to organising your garage means using your walls

The secret to organising your garage means using your walls

Linda Blair May 19, 2017 Reviews Leave a Comment

With more people choosing not to use their garage to store a car, they often become a space filled with rubbish and one in which you can’t actually find what you need; however, the key to making the most of your garage is to have more efficient storage space, such as using the walls.

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In the past, garages were typically used for their intended purpose – to keep the car safe – but now only 38 per cent of homes with a garage use it for this reason. Instead, large numbers of homes have a glorified storage room or dumping ground.

If you are looking for some tips on how you can utilise the wall space, here are a few ideas.

Begin with a declutter

The first step to organising your garage is to throw out anything you don’t need; next, you can start to decide how best to store what is left. This will allow you to have more useable space and create storage solutions that mean you can find what you need quickly.

Choosing the right storage

There are a variety of ways in which items can be stored on walls, such as cabinets, slatted wall systems and garage shelving systems, such as those available from https://www.garage-shelving.co.uk/. It is important to opt for the storage that can take the weight of your items, especially if you are storing heavy power tools or tins of paint.

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Shelving systems and slatted wall units – where you can use a variety of baskets and hooks – are especially flexible and enable you to see exactly where everything is so that you can get to things quickly and easily. Another option is to hang heavy-duty racks from the ceiling.

Give yourself a workspace

One of the benefits of reorganising your garage is that you can create a space that works for you and give yourself an area for gardening, woodworking or crafting. This can include a traditional-style workbench or you can use collapsible shelving that can open up the space when necessary.

An empty floor

When you have got rid of all the clutter from the floor, you can give the concrete some attention to make it look better. Either simply polish it or use a specific floor treatment that is hardwearing and will give it a protective layer.

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