Ultimate Mobile Garage Storage || Transform Your Garage

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

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[@johnnyking3894]

I am already a member I saw this the other day just didn’t have time to comment when we got to view it until today.

[@RitaMichael-h2e]

I made it. Thanks for sharing your great ideas.

[@r98cochrane13]

I did as always I never want to miss anything you have to share! Thank you for sharing so much knowledge!!! You just solved a Hugh storage issue for me.

[@AndOne-k9e]

Hello I just to watch your video today and I think you do great work

[@AndOne-k9e]

I have a request on how to do a domino table

[@karenhilton4684]

I am a wife who's trying to offer help to hubby re garage storage and I found your channel. Thank you. No annoying metal music. No potty mouth. Calm demeanor and great teacher.

[@xyz-bz1fc]

it's a really strange coincidence that the first comment I come across is yours. As like you, my wife just forwarded me this video as I am facing the same issue in my garage/workshop.🙂

[@elmumpy]

​@letsaffirm9454 Alternatively, you could see it as someone identifying, specifically, what she appreciated about the presentation.

[@LindaMoed-k9j]

With a few modifications I can turn this into a canning shelves, garden tool holders, and what you did for storage. Endless possibilities thank you.

[@siulanainad]

You are so right! Thanks for the idea. This is what I love @bout the comments on videos.❤

[@cindylong624]

crafts ,sewing, ebay store organizer ,kids toys ,catering storage,etc. If you are moving, sort everything into totes/.boxes ,roll onto Uhaul/enclosed trailer,tie down. Roll into new home/garage,off load then you have storage for the garage

[@RickInMaryland]

I did. It's like you saw every other garage storage videos and said, "Hold my beer." I imagine a lot of people who watch this video immediately begin working on their existing storage shelves and covert them to what you did.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Hold my beer... 😂. Thank you! Just thinking outside of the box and making awesome things better. I hope it helps with those those storage issues we all have. Now back to my beer.

[@charlietindill6430]

Hold my beer. Lol😂

[@craftedeyecandies]

Your comment is hilarious and on point! Lol, hold my Bang real quick!!

[@jaredvandyke]

Yes indeed! Hold my beer!

[@christituck4409]

Someone needs to buy him a beer for this one!!! Can not wait to build this!!!

[@kriss2787]

I did. Wholy cow, I saw this and my jaw dropped to the floor. Bless you for taking the time to share these projects.

[@aileenkader4377]

I did. This is exactly what I need! After literally decades of trying to make do with various commercially available shelving units which always end up leaving lots of unusable space (read: space for piling things up), I really need a way to store all my shop equipment and accessories protected from sawdust and organized in such a way as to be able to find what I need, when I need it. No more buying multiples of things because I can't find what I need. As a matter of fact, this is also a great way to store all my sewing stuff, craft supplies, and even books!

[@deborahmersereau573]

That is truly awesome, inspiring this 65 year old granny to start a new hobby. Love your channel here. Thanks!😊

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

You got this! 😀

[@1218kimber]

Me too. 61 year old female & I have a long list of things I’m going to build. ❤

[@faithrobinson3679]

And me 59 I have made many of your projects!! Love your channel

[@KatyNichols-vx6me]

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking I'm a 65 year old granny as well. I'd love to be able to build these.

[@munchkyn56]

I did! This solves a major problem for fabric storage in my quilt studio. I keep my fabric in 25 qt. Sterilite totes because I live out in the boonies and occasionally have mouse visitors. Your shelf unit instructions are very clear and simple enough for this 67 year old granny to accomplish by myself. Thank you so much!!!

[@darrylparker8088]

“I did “ the wife and I were just about adding shelves to our back porch to store all her junk. I mean her treasures 🤔 this would be perfect 👍 thanks 🙏 for sharing your experience

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Perfect timing! 😀

[@stuartroberts4544]

I read "I did the wife" and didn't realise this was that sort of video 😂

[@Turco949]

@@stuartroberts4544 I don't think Darryl is still with us after his last careless joke about the wife!

[@ArtSwander-r9f]

I did - Great plan for my shop. Single car garage with 2 CNC Machines, 3 Laser Engravers and a large workbench. Making this one here tonight, and the work bench / transforming workbench in my shop as soon as I hit the box store in the morning for more bolts and nuts - thanks for the great ideas!

[@jrmr6282]

If you are like me, I move every couple of years. This makes moving easer as I can just role them into the moving truck and roll them out to the new place.

[@KatyNichols-vx6me]

Sweet!!!!!

[@Patriot-om8hw]

I did. I like the idea that it is so customizable and I can free up space in my garage.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Yes!! It’s a great concept in my opinion. 😃

[@myrahall5199]

I did...researching storage solutions for my retirement "tiny house." Perfect setup for pantry storage. Thanks!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Glad it was helpful!

[@vernwirth]

I did. Great idea for hiding your totes, but not losing useable wall space for hanging tools! Always enjoy watching your videos.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks for watching! Happy Sunday!

[@audreyhargett3094]

Right!!!? When Peach said wall space, I was in complete awe and amazement. 0 loss of wall space!

[@42lookc]

I like this system over the hanging ones. No expensive uni-strut and hangers and especially trolleys, and always fully supported. Also, you can roll them outside if you need more room in the shop on a particular day, or take the whole darn thing with you if you move. Just roll them into an enclosed trailer, contents and all, and away you go.

[@spacecaptain9188]

I do the same thing with rolling wire shelves at home. I store everything from food to clothes to a tiny mobile kitchen in a space the size of a walk in closet.

[@sebastienboisvert8561]

"I did" Always nice to see how you can solve problems a different way with common tools, and cheaper wood and explain it to the DIYers out there. Love your channel and I have been a subscriber for over a year now.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks for the support.

[@michelegrigg4952]

This is my plan for my wood shop/stained glass studio. Thank you for sharing the plans. I made it to the end and will be watching it multiple times to get these right.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Awesome! Thank you! Enjoy.

[@JLeFaive]

I DID I did! Love the channel, details of your explanations, and your creativity, Mr. Peach. I don't know how long I have watched or subscribed but it has been quite a while and it has been fun to see the growth of the channel. I had to share an idea that came to me - inspired by your design. You could actually add it to your current design since you used screws for assembly. If you added a plywood or OSB vertical backer to the ends of the cabinets on the inboard side of the legs, then you could add hinges and a latch to the end caps to make a narrow hidden cabinet. You would be making use of the 3+ inches of vacant space at the ends of the cabinets and woukd allow for much more vertical tool storage. I hope Ethan realizes what a gift he is getting by being able to work with you and learn from a hands on perspective. What an opportunitt! Keep up the good work.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Awesome idea! Even more storage! Thanks for sharing... and thanks for supporting the channel!

[@karenhanson8004]

Great idea! We are definitely going to incorporate that into our system. Thanks for sharing whoever you are 😂

[@dg2445]

Aww. I just had that idea myself. It would be a great place for storing spray cans, caulk, or anything else that gets lost at the back of the cabinet.

[@CSGrewe]

I did. I had made some roller cabinets same basic format - it tripled my floor space (better, but still too small for cutting sheet goods, still using the driveway - lol). I used 2x6 on the bottom because of some heavy stuff (chain hoist & chains, house and car jack stands, etc). My first try, didn't think about the weight and the bottom 2x4's sagged - thought it would break if I had to roll it out on to the driveway (slight bump/gap). Love the ball rollers idea - sometimes the units, and the containers, get a tiny bit cattywapus. It's always a pleasure to watch your videos.... unfortunate that Ethan bugged out...

[@JWright-r9m]

I did... I appreciate the invite on storage, lol! I moved into a house that literally has no storage and a basement that keeps getting water in it. I am disabled and get a small check, so I am trying to figure out what to do. I love the smalls ideas that you have. I am trying to budget and create more storage at the same time. Again, thank you for the offer on storage and the videos you put out. God Bless.

[@ventureoutdoorswithkirk]

I did as usual. Now you just made every garage sale aficionado mad, showing everyone how to store it instead of sell it.😁

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

😆 it’s what I do.

[@omegawrath9505]

Oh no, this will give them an excuse to buy more stuff, got to fill them up.

[@kathyseacrist3813]

Just what I need but I don't need the sides although they finish the project nicely. I have totes stacked 4 high and am constantly lifting them off of each other. This is so smart.

[@95dodgev10]

I did. And you're killing me dude.. i already have enough projects to do and now you've just solved my holiday decor storage problem and now i need to build this lol. Also big props for not just doing some ho hum project and then taking a sponsorship for one of those big levrack systems. Don't get me wrong they look awesome but most people aren't going to justify a $5k racking system. This is something almost eveyone could do for like $100 or a ton depending on how many the build.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you. These ideas usually stem from honey do lists. Lol. Good luck.

[@AscDrew]

$100?? You haven’t priced lumber in 3-4 years! Lol

[@95dodgev10]

@@AscDrew yea that was probably a little optimistic but again it does depend on how big and fancy you build them. That was also only for one shelf too. I bought some wood from home depot a couple days ago for an unrelated project but it was comparable to building one of these shelves and wasn't much over $100. The quality of wood is absolute crap these days. The 2x4s were almost decent but the 2x2, 1x4, and 1x4s were one step above bark. They almost qualified as hockey sticks and twisted stair spindles, were cracked, or had big gouges and chunks missing.

[@95dodgev10]

@@AscDrew yea that was probably a little optimistic but again it does depend on how big and fancy you build them. That was also only for one shelf too. I bought some wood from home depot a couple days ago for an unrelated project but it was comparable to building one of these shelves and wasn't much over $100. The quality of wood is absolute crap these days. The 2x4s were almost decent but the 2x2, 1x4, and 1x4s were one step above bark. They almost qualified as hockey sticks and twisted stair spindles, were cracked, or had big gouges and chunks missing.

[@Blackavian]

I did. Sure this would be fantastic for my husband’s wood shop, but I see applications for it in the house, in my hobby room, in the greenhouse, etc. This video has been saved and shared. And I subscribed! And I don’t even work in wood. Thank you for a great idea.

[@brendaS1533]

That's exactly what I thought...so versatile.

[@bk1634]

This is a fantastic idea. I think a lot of us forget the vertical spaces in our garages and houses that get overlooked for storage and become wasted space. Thanks Matt!

[@jameswaldo8801]

I did. Newbie (extreme part time due to traveling for work) here. Thanks for breaking everything down like you. Your explanations of why you did this or that is greatly appreciated!

[@Majesticmountainarts]

Another amazing build, Matt. This is slick, I may build something like these for mama's fall, Easter, Spring and Christmas decor in her she shed since this is where most of our totes are. We currently have metal shelving but we could actually use use something like this.

[@johnebersohl6899]

I did. I want to replace my shelves in the shed with these. Thanks for another great video.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Nice! It made a huge difference in our garage so hopefully it will for you too. Enjoy! 😀

[@USAlive596]

I DID! Planning to "customize" your idea to suit my needs by using materials I have on hand from my hurricane damaged fence. I will be using notched 4x4 for the legs, and fence pickets for the sides and face. Wish me luck....

[@C_MR_WYld307]

I did. I actually saw the plans in your store and bought them. I'm grateful that you also did this video. I can't wait to get building. Thanks Matthew.

[@williamparker917]

I did. Enjoying both your channels. Keep those videos coming. Loved the rabbit snare video.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you! We are having fun with it 😃

[@williamparker917]

@@MatthewPeechWoodworking if you happen to have any 2A needs let me know.

[@joegutierrez4197]

I always do!!! I don't want to miss any "Pearls of Wisdom"! Besides sometimes you throw in some funny stuff in the end!! Great video...thanks!! Blessings!!!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

😂 thanks so much

[@Neamerjell]

Um, actually your measurements are quite a bit off. It is not only 29 square feet, it is in reality 58 square feet; you must always leave room to pull them out!

[@akassasin5768]

"All that storage you just saw is now compressed down to 29 square feet." No he wasn't off on the measurement ACtuAlLy.

[@Neamerjell]

@@akassasin5768 Another case of TD;DR... Here is the part you missed: "...it is in reality 58 square feet; *you must always leave room to pull them out!"*

[@akassasin5768]

He never said that you didn't have leave room to pull the shelves out.

[@akassasin5768]

Does your car take up 100,000 miles because "yoU NeeD room tO DrIve tHe CAr." 🤡

[@akassasin5768]

When did he say that you don't have to leave room to pull the shelves out. You've completely missed the point I made which is that the shelves take up the space he said. He never implied or said that the shelves don't need more space to move them. You just wanted to be like "um actually" 🤓🤓 I've never cut a piece of wood which is why your measurement is totally off.

[@ecay]

I have an extremely limited space in my shop but I have to store quite a bit of stuff and make it accessible right now. I've got sewing machines all over the of the floor of my shop that need to be serviced and fixed. This will definitely help me organize a lot of that and increase my space. Thank you. Don't know that. I'll enclose mine

[@chuckintexas]

I made it to the end ! This is the exact kind of thing I'm looking for to complete my Shop build-out ! Thanks ! And for _me_ the detailed and calm & clear narration style helping me to know your THINKING as part of the process , really helps !

[@charleslee6912]

I did. Man this is definitely on-point for a solution to my storage needs for woodturning supplies and pre-cuts. Seeing how you used the outside to hang things on gave me and idea to also look at using the little bit of space between the 2x4s or the end as well. I'm thinking of of maybe inclosing the ends on the inside instead of the outside and then using some pegboard to hang things or even using the small space for shelving of stains and other cans / bottles. Thanks for sharing this content. Good stuff.

[@benjamintucker9829]

I did. I have shelving units that I recovered from an old Linens and Things store. These have grooves in the frame work with white peg board filling in the verticle spaces.

[@markmease6875]

I did! I watched Lincoln St Woodworks and wanted to make his "storage unit upon which a useful tool rests." He meant his miter saw. I have some early cabinets and shelves on a long wall with my miter saw in between (Shop Nation) but I want the wall space for a jointer, and then your video popped up! Sometimes the algorithm works. So I'm making my first unit as I type. Thanks for the suggestion!

[@Lugnut64052]

I did. I made some dollies to stack my totes on, like Ron Paulk uses, but almost immediately got tired of stacking/unstacking totes to get to what I needed. And what I needed was ALWAYS on the bottom of the tote stack. I like this idea better, plus I can hang stuff (saw tracks, etc) on the outside. Thanks for a good idea!

[@rottie1lover]

I did. What an excellent idea! We currently have wood industrial shelving in our garage that needed to be braced from the back so they weren't like Jell-O. And they take up too much space. I'm going to use this instead when we relocate our shelves to a different area of the garage. Thanks for the good work!

[@mbbillington3459]

I discovered you yesterday morning and have watched, I would estimate, about half or more of your videos 'tiI the wee hours of this morning. I have been interested in building and creating things since I was a child. Over my life this has taken many forms. I appreciate that you explain your many tips for the beginner. I really like your organization ideas as well as the simple ideas for creating inexpensively and selling for a decent profit. Really just wanted to tell you I appreciate what you are doing. It is very valuable to me and, I'm certain, to many others. So, thank you.

[@Xktree72]

I did! No question, just wanted to show love for the channel. Thank you Matthew!

[@sherryleggett1612]

I did. This is perfect timing as I have two men coming over today to help me organize my shop/studio. I think I will pick up a bunch of 2x4s before they get here. Thanks so much for this great idea.

[@sharoncasarella5799]

I did! This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. A two for one! My husband gets back some room in the garage and I get storage and workshop space!! Thank you for the clear instructions and details. Looking forward to getting started.

[@davidivey4004]

I did ! I was looking at storage options last weekend. A 4' x 6' x 18" was $ 180.00 and flimsey. I enjoy the projects you produce and I like watching someone else work for a change, it's usually me. Thank you !

[@nestorkropotkin8952]

This looks like an excellent storage concept for so many of us who are renting houses. These can be made to fit both our garage/shop and a 20' UHaul truck as well as whatever bins we use already so when we have to move we are not leaving behind our storage.

[@juanferrari4249]

I did. I made very similar units a few years ago,but mine didn’t have wheels nor have the plywood sheeting which is a great idea ! I’ll make them again adding your extra touches, thank you .

[@jeffbryan4034]

I did. Brilliant! Once again Matthew nails it with another practical and useful idea that can apply to nearly everyone. Who doesn't need more storage space in the shop, but can't afford giving up wall space. Headed out to the shop now to start measuring. Thanks Matthew. By the way, I was in the market for a new table saw and was just about to pull the trigger on the S.S. I watched you video on the Harvey and never looked back. That 4hp beast is now set up in my shop and cuts so square and clean and can joint off those edges. Thanks man!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thank you and glad to help!

[@MichaelWistuber]

I DID!!! about 1/2 way thru i came up with a idea for another section to store tools and hidden away when not in use - just insert with peg board on inside

[@conordevery9503]

I wish I had this video 2 years ago. Now Im going to dismantle my current shelving system, repurpose the wood, and rebuild these type shelves. Great video

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks

[@halfurbanhalfsuburban8219]

Me too!

[@christaylor3837]

I did. I have had this concept in my head for years. Only my frame is wire shelving units that I have. I am excited to see my similar idea alive and well built. I guess I should put the wood panels and castors on.

[@heathwebster140]

I did. This is so simple, but I have never seen anyone post! Thank you! I believe this can be reused for basement and/or pantry use as well.

[@davidtaylor62]

I wasn't planning on making these storage units but I enjoy watching your videos because they are comprehensive with no time wasted. Fast & Furious I call them. I do totally agree that workshop space can easily be wasted without planning. I does make me laugh though because I live in the UK and the biggest workshop I was allowed to build on my own property was 20 x 20 feet and I've got 52 inch bed on my tablesaw and a workbench the same size which acts as a outfeed table. By the time I added a band saw, mortiser, jointer, pillar drill station, planer/ thicknesser, sanding station, mitre saw station, cyclone dust collector, toilet, sink unit, fridge and a metal cabinet for flammable gear, I haven't even got enough room on the floor to assemble the storage unit in your video without moving things around. Apart from my table saw and mitre station I've got most of my tools on wheels. All your workshops in the US are massive and I'm envious of the space.

[@christopherhatch6320]

I did too. Very interesting. I wish had been able to watch this 4 years ago when I purchased stationary shelves for my garage! Excellent idea!

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks

[@69xr7ragtop9]

I did. Love the simple but well thought out storage solution. I will have to make some of those for my next shop….zero room for them in my current one. I have 13’ ceilings in my current 2 car garage shop so all my real storage is on loft platforms above the roll up door. Works well, but is a real pain to access items. Time to break out the ladder once again!

[@AwesomeProjects20]

Yep, This system is what I’ve been looking for. I would like to try this system for books.

[@chrisflavelle1200]

I did! Being in a townhouse complex, my garage is pretty tiny and the floor is sloped towards the street. My units would have to be flat against the wall and lengthwise. Shimming the carts to make them level is going to be the tricky part. Love the solution for storage and wall space.

[@busterandloulou]

I did. Loved how functional and compact your design is without compromising space or storage.

[@rangersmith4652]

I did. This is just what I needed. Not only can I use the design in my garage, but it also works for the under-stair trolleys I have in mind.

[@JohnFourtyTwo]

I did. I was thinking of making some shelves for the garage but you’ve got me thinking of something much better. You’re not alone with symmetry, I prefer to have my things line up also. I was hanging a series of pictures one time and spent the time measuring the wall and dividing up equally and level so the pictures didn’t look thrown up on the wall in shotgun fashion. I still have a lot of junk to get rid of instead of simply hiding behind some concealable shelves to get out of sight out of mind, I want the junk gone so I’ll have room for what I need without being buried in the bottom storage containers. Basically if I’m not using it on a regular basis it needs to go away. There’s always the urge to buy more stuff because we have room to store it now. If I get something new and it duplicates another tool then the older tool needs to go away, if not then you’re defeating the purpose of getting organized and getting rid of needless things.

[@Hyungbu]

I Did. I'm super happy that I decided to pour a nice floor in my shop because I'm doing this! Thank you so much. Going to get those plans.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks.

[@supermodestmouse]

I did - i really like this idea. I have an awkward corner in my garage and the shelf space just doesn't work well. I'll try to give this a go. Thank you for a thorough explanation!

[@jamesmosley7794]

I did. I am working on several cabinets. This idea will come in handy for additional storage. I will have to make mine so that it can go out of the back door. On nicer days I like to work outside.

[@lindagillum2938]

I did. I watch all of your videos at least 2 times all the way thru. This is a genius plan to store and hide stuff.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Thanks

[@ryanrizzi703]

I did! And I was already planning on doing something similar but they were just going to be shelving built on the floor. Putting it on casters with the plywood is pure genius!

[@trishpipkins]

I did! I bought the plans and I'm so excited to build this for my garage. Living in Florida with no basement and a virtually unusable attic this will be the PERFECT solution and an excellent project for my husband and me! I showed him the beginning and he said "Send me that link." We're so tired of stacking totes five high and having to take four off to get to the one at the bottom. Such a pain. This will be great!! Plus our garage will look so much nicer and I want to build one unit for extra household supplies like toilet paper, paper towels, cleaning supplies, etc. This is genius!

[@teddyt4989]

I just found your KZbin channel. This is what I've needed for a long time. I have a 40'x60' shop. BUT every family member believes it is their storage unit. (Even my X-daughter-in-law has left stuff in my shop. This idea will be me storage for all the cardboard boxed left behind and give me more room to work. I just watched your 2 hour plus video on making things that sell. Maybe I can make enough money to cover the cost of "their" storage units. GREAT JOB with your videos.

[@venoofnecona3906]

I did. Love this build so much that can be done with it. Been doing woodwork for on new houses for around 40 years, at 66-year-old still learning about wood working.

[@idahospudnut]

I did. My husband and myself did something similar but they are attached to the ceiling joists, but I really like the way this would add another shelving unit to my storage room.

[@barbarahenn-pander5872]

I did. Very informative, to the point. Will build mine to store off season tires, etc and all the winter gear in one place. I’d also mention tethering the top of the units in earthquake zones.

[@AlteredBookeryCrafting]

I did. Absolutely love this! Relocating next week to our forever home and this will be the perfect garage storage solution. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@michaellarusch4317]

I did! Twice! I love this and will definitely be using it to store a very large board game collection. Thanks for sharing this!

[@OVHabitats]

It was easy to make it to the end. I have so many places where this storage solution is going to make my life easier and more organized. Awesome!

[@watcherdude1330]

I did . Great idea, BUT you need a lot of room in your shop or garage in order to pull the units out to access the bins. It’s not for a shop that doesn’t have the extra open space to be able to pull out the cabinets. But it sure is a great idea if you’re in a larger space. And such an easy build . Thanks for all you do for the woodworking community.

[@321ReadysSetG0]

I DID - concrete just this week is being poured for a garage - exactly what we need - great instructions and info - going to start planning the space

[@jaxonkrisko5125]

I did! I've been looking for some good garage storage. Seen lots of videos and this one takes the cake! I love this set. I can customize it and make it how I need and it can still give me wall space for yard tools. It's perfect! Thanks!!!

[@MakersStudioFAY]

I did. This is brilliant, we now plan to make some of these and use them as room dividers with extra storage for our Makers Space. The extra space on each end would be a great place to put small shelves to store cans of spray paint!

[@Always_learnin9843]

I did. My tiny townhouse garage has been the storage area I didn't want it to be and it's a disaster. I had been thinking of putting up shelving affixed to the wall, but I'm so excited to find this video. I'm going with this!! You're a genius!

[@treasavalente2389]

I did! I absolutely love this idea. We built a 24 × 24 storage shed for all my seasonal decorations and for my slabs of wood to dry out. This storage idea will definitely come in hand to help maximize my space as I have 68 ex totes just for Christmas, not counting my bigger decorations. I leave assembled

[@MrJpj2010]

I did. Actually considering this for my wife's sewing/quilting area. Allows tons of storage with easy access and she can hang templates on the finished panels.

[@cr.2402]

I did. For years I've been wanting to build something like you'd see in a pharmacy or long term document storage, shelving on movable tracks. Your design is the absolute winner! & not just for garages 🙂 Thank you & yes, I subscribed. Looking forward to seeing what else you've posted.

[@GOskiO-s8r]

I did. Been trying your builds for 3 months now... Have learned a lot from your videos. I appreciate how you show your work, so a beginner can do it too.

[@MatthewPeechWoodworking]

Awesome, thank you!

[@AlexSomers-d2n]

I wish i had seen this video years ago when i was renting a storage locker. When I moved to the other side of the county, avoiding going there saved a lot of time and the front of the unit near the door turned into a game of tetris.

[@thechumpsbeendumped.7797]

I did. Great solution for maximising storage in a small area. I like that you can also hang things you use every day on the outside.

[@jdbriles409]

I DID....This is a brilliant idea and I will be building this storage unit. I am an ebay seller that uses totes to store my sale items. This beats stacking the totes on top of each other...Thanks again for a great video.

[@ericwest8497]

I did!! And it was well worth it!! Thankyou! I recently purchased a 30ft container that was a mobile shoe store. I've been researching ways to organize my hew space. French cleats, Trusscore walls, etc. Your plan is genius! It will work perfectly in my container. Cheers!! Hope you find a dependable side-kick! It's a game changer!!

[@vashtarayne2092]

I did. I am ordering plans for the Ultimate Mobile Garage Storage and the Storage Shelf / Workbench right now. I must have watched these videos a half a dozen times each to plan. Time to build!!!

[@MrRichietheC]

I did! Finally a tutorial that doesn’t rely on specialist tools and years of carpentry experience. I’m confident I could build a set of these over several weekends. Thanks for sharing a simple and clever design.

[@lynnetowne9076]

I did! My hubby and I were just talking about how to store my sewing and craft supplies. This would be awesome! There would even be ample space for hanging yardsticks and cutting boards on the outsides of the cabinets. Thanks for the amazing video and idea!

[@tfretch-hobbyist]

I really like the creativity and maximizing space. Unfortunately I work out of a. 8x8 shed so I can't use this. But eventually when I convince my wife to let me build my new workshop this may be a great idea to put into place.

[@markperron851]

I did Matt and this video just solved three issues for me. I just retired after 47 years of a career. So now I am in the purge of all the crap one collects over the years. I am also an artist so there will be a set of these for art supplies, another in the garage for tools and parts, and finally another as I am planning on converting a 24 foot box truck into a stealth RV set up. This organizes so much stuff effectively I love it. The biggest benefit is the support of the shelves will make the totes last way longer without cracking and such. Thanks so much for the tutorial.

[@DaleGrogan]

I did. My wife just asked me to build new storage for crafting, sewing, arts, etc. stuff in our garage! I think this is it! Thank you

[@lynngill1588]

yep I love mine. I used a dedicated system that I first saw at my job working in a commercial library. it consists of several deep shelving units that are on a set of horizontal tracts in ceiling as well as floor . this allows these horizontally deep shelving units that are 8' deep x 20"wide floor to ceiling. When I built my set I added bulk item ( potatoes, grains, sugar, salt ) bins at bottom for better weight distribution . They use no more floor space than a open hide a bed but store a massive amount of items.

[@delandbrooks3291]

I Did. I built a set like these but not mobile, for garage storage many years ago. They've been there 35 years and are still going strong. I did only use single 2x4 and lap jointed them. I used wood from pallets that took way more work to salvage than to build the shelves.

[@trez3784]

I did. I’m about to be starting a storage project in my garage which doubles as my shop. The idea to cover the sides of these units with plywood to be able to use it as wall space is awesome. There’s a good chance I’ll be going this route

[@polkadotpandadesign3603]

I did, but I saw craft room storage with a few modifications, now to share with my carpenter friend who is helping me to learn how to do things like this. Love your channel BTW.

[@lisafernandez1544]

I did. It is so helpful the way you breakdown each build and show how to problem solve issues that occur during the build!! I don't know how anyone doesn't watch to the end; they are missing out.

[@sharongrindstaff6078]

"I did" I really like the storage system. I watched this video at the right time as I am considering re-organizing the garage. Thanks. I like how you break everything down.

[@gilbertdarisse4705]

I Did. I stumbled across your channel at the perfect time! We are currently working on reorganizing the garage and I am finally getting space to build my own little workshop. This channel has been a wealth of knowledge for me personally. and full of great ideas!