The Truth About Milwaukee Packout for Garage Organization

The Milwaukee Packout wall system for garage organization is the best bang for your buck, in my opinion. Installation was a breeze in which I made use of 1x4 strapping and GRK cabinet screws to fasten two Large Milwaukee Wall Plates. I can't wait to modify this system over time, and I know i'll be able to given its modularity!
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[@tb693ny6]

you have to go to the lag bolt section and not the screw section, they have them there as well as lowes

[@ronclausnitzer6697]

Nice video! It's funny, though you are OCD about a tray that's a little off-center. But your workbench is covering your entry way by what appears to be 10 to 12 inches! 😂

[@HeyDerFolks]

lol, maybe I’m not so OCD after all. I bought this box while living in a previous home and it fit perfectly. After recently moving, it’s a bit more of a challenge to make everything fit just right. That being said, the door in question isn’t used very often and the box itself doesn’t obstruct the door, just the window.

[@tizben]

Looks great and organized. The only con is the price

[@HeyDerFolks]

Yep, no way around that. Wish this stuff was cheaper for sure. I justify it to myself by using the old “buy once, cry once”. Should last me a lifetime and can adapt to any number of organizational situations.

[@JasonSnailer]

Looks nice

[@HeyDerFolks]

Thank you! Planning to expand here shortly, have more wall plates

[@asintonic]

thanks thats a great project i think i need. and tips and trick on how you store your electrical cables, brooms and mops, rakes?

[@HeyDerFolks]

Thank you! As for those items, in my old garage I used 12.4 inch wall mounted hooks. What was good about them is that they could hold a lot of stuff, what was bad is that the stuff in the back was hard to get to. I talked about this briefly in my video walkthrough of the old garage (two videos back). In this garage I’m planning on a packout wall with attachments for those types of tools. Video forthcoming!

[@mattantetomaso9131]

What size screws did you use to attach the strapping to the wall?

[@HeyDerFolks]

#9 2 1/2”. Believe they are GRKs requiring a T25 bit

[@mattantetomaso9131]

Ok good to know. Bought some today and going to put up my first wall mount tomorrow. Going with the 1x4 fur strapping. Putting 2 rows of 3 large wall mounts. Did you pre-drill the strapping/studs before fastening them on?

[@HeyDerFolks]

@@mattantetomaso9131 yep, predrilled everything. In the follow up video to this one (where I added the second row) I captured the pre drilling. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ6zlp6Eg72Crbssi=RZSxexc0kSU4KGdf

[@user-um7vv3sf1t]

Pre drill, pre drill, pre drill.

[@HeyDerFolks]

Duly noted!