Howto Find Extra Storage, Between Stud Storage, Ultimate Wall Storage

Find Extra Storage Between Studs. Learn howto find extra storage and create wall storage with the EZStudRack Storage System. From a blank wall to extra storage behind on any interior wall. Learn how easy it is to find and create this easy EXTRA STORAGE.
The EZStudRack Storage System helps you GET ORGANIZED and STAY ORGANIZED! Throw away those bulky shelves that always get cluttered. Get your garage back and keep it that way. The EZStudRack One Row Deep Storage System will always STAY ORGANIZED!
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[@JENNI72651]

Just a helpful hint to give to those who are building a new home, before the insulation and sheet rock goes in, go around every wall, in every room, including ceilings, and take videos. Save those for times like this. Believe me, it has come in handy more times than I can count. Do some verbal narratives too so you know what part of the house you’re shooting the video.

[@EZStudRack]

Great tip! Thanks for sharing!

[@justlooking4771]

I love the music when you took that first look and saw the wiring! I'm definitely learning some tricks of the trade, thank you for the videos!

[@alfredalfredo5080]

Great vid now I can see how do you detect stud in the wall

[@gloriwest]

❤️ Great video!!

[@DaddyBear3000]

An interesting and simple system. I won’t get into the specifics on electrical code, because I don’t know the requirements in your area. Personally I would have taped the joints on exposed plasterboard first and put a wooden support above the system between the two sheets of plasterboard. You might also want to to cut away some more of the dado rail each side so you can add trim to finish it off nicely. Thanks for sharing the video. I’m going to make a series of videos of my bathroom renovation where I’ll be doing something similar. I’ll drop a link for you to critique. I’m always open to feedback 👍🏼

[@EZStudRack]

Thanks Karl for the input. Would love to see what you come up with in your renovation.

[@melodydavis6072]

I didn't understand the thing about the pennies and quarters: you were using coins as shims? But the board is going to come in and out (for the hidden compartment). Won't the homeowner knock the quarters off when they move the shelf/board to reach the hidden compartment? Or was that just temporary? Can you cement coins down?

[@EZStudRack]

The quarters are only for leveling the board at the bottom. So when you attached the EZStudRack, the shelves will be level. The quarters also allow a gap between the EZStudRack and the bottom support so it easily slides out. The coins are removed after everything is installed. Thanks for the questions. I hope this helps!

[@lucky2blatin]

What about installing shelving with steel studs? How do you mount when the studs aren’t straight like 2x4s?

[@EZStudRack]

Hi Gerry, Can you email me some pictures? [e-mail] On crooked studs, you mount the same way and custom fit each shelf.

[@melodydavis6072]

Do you have to go all the way to the base board ? What if you just cut out 4’ 3” from the top of the door? And then you would have a half cabinet, and not disturb the wire?

[@EZStudRack]

Melody Davis looking back, that’s what I should have done...🤦🏽‍♂️

[@melodydavis6072]

EZStudRack thank you, I’m just trying to understand.

[@nathanhale6496]

what did you do with the wires???

[@EZStudRack]

We put a board above it a board below it and nailed a front face so the wires were not exposed.

[@ttoo1988]

How to when there’s no studs ? Bought home , has big square hole from storage , want to build this but there’s no studs

[@EZStudRack]

That’s weird. Did you run a stud finder across. Send pic to [e-mail]

[@karenmartin702]

Can I hire you to come to my house? Are you anywhere near Murfreesboro, Tennessee, 30 minutes from Nashville.

[@alfredalfredo5080]

❤️❤️❤️❌❌❌

[@eagle2D2]

Dude must not be making money doing that, considering all the damn ads in this video.

[@robb0995]

Holy crap. Don’t let this guy anywhere near your house. I assure you that running Romex (the electrical wires) between two removable shelves doesn’t meet ANY kind of code. Especially since he or the customer removed one of those shelves by the final shot showing it running loose, hanging in front of a cute statue and waiting to start a fire when somebody snags it and yanks the conductors out of the stair light switches that you could obviously see on the wall when he was saying it was all A-OK. 🙄 This was a kid’s room and he left electrical wires loose!

[@EZStudRack]

Thanks for the input. I will permanently put a board above and below with a front cover so exposed wires will be covered up. Again thanks for the input.

[@richtidd]

I think the way you treated the romex is illegal. It looks exposed. I would not do that. I would have left the sheet rock in tact 4in above and below the wire. I would then added 2x4’s above and below the wire. Keeping the wiring blocked off and protected.