The Best DIY Guide For Installing Shelves on Your Shed

[@scottm9966]

I like that you gave 3 different examples with the price comparison and build experience comparison. I personally would go with the 2x4. Just seems more sturdy. Thank you for all of your videos. I've learned so much from all of them.

[@EverydayShed]

Thanks for sharing!

[@robertdknight]

Nice video. Welcome back, I hope you've been keeping warm this winter! I'm ready for spring so that we can all get outside the start making stuff. haha For a shed, you'd likely be storing heavy and bulky items ... so I'd think the wooden shelves would be best most of the time. But, like you said, for those that are intimidated the wire closet shelves are a good choice. Especially if their not storing super heavy items. Take care.

[@EverydayShed]

Thanks! You too!

[@markraisner9000]

Thank you, very enjoyable.

[@EverydayShed]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@gustavoandrade7879]

Hi man. I live in Croatia and watch your videos. Do you have plans for a nice, cozy, small greenhouse? Saudacoes

[@EverydayShed]

Yes, soon

[@robertdknight]

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[@EverydayShed]

You are the best!

[@MAGAMAN]

The wire shelves on top and on bottom are both overpriced crap. The top shelves won't hold much wight at all and the bottom ones are extremely overpriced and are only as strong as the cheap screws it ships with. Proper plywood and 2x4 shelves (not the junk in this video) can hold over 1000, lbs and still be much cheaper than the bottom shelves. the secret is to use real plywood, nit this chipboard crap that fails when it gets wet. and put structural across the center sections of the self and vertically from the ground up between the corners of the shelf. This means the shelves are supported by 2x4s on structure, not the cheap home depot screws that you are probably using.

[@EverydayShed]

I am a make your own shelf type of person as well... thanks for watching.