Shop storage and organization ideas...

Some great ideas here, I need to clean and organize my shed. We moved here last month and it is a mess.
 
my shelf design. 2x4 jack, deck screwed to wall stud. gusset screwed to jack. 2x12 shelf screwed down to both. hold the weight of the world.
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all built with scrap. like everything else i have. now get that lift put in!!
 
Yeah - I've always run a dehumidifier in my shops just as a matter of course precaution - nothing rusts there! It's actually not bad there anyhow, but I have ALWAYS done this wherever my shops are, so it's a habit. Runs at night when the hydro is cheap.
 
I noticed the dehumidifier and wondered about that, we don't get a ton of humidity up North where I live so not that big of an issue.
 
I always put one shelf 15in from ceiling for crates.
When I redid back roof I extended the overhang to cover stuff and added boxes for recycling bins that became dirt cheap when we switch local pickup

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I always put one shelf 15in from ceiling for crates.
When I redid back roof I extended the overhang to cover stuff and added boxes for recycling bins that became dirt cheap when we switch local pickup

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Added dormer to give a bit of room as well
Plan to do twice as wide for front this year

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You sure don't screw around, do you? :thumbsup:
 
It's small, but gives me heated place to work year round, seeing as my garage is not heated. The little shop is very well insulated and is cozy to -40. :)

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That old lamp above the door says "Patented 1936" on it. I thought that was cool.
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I built it mainly out of used material. The side window and the ceiling tile are from an old mobile home I renovated one summer. The doors are from a used building supply store. A lot of the lumber is from an old garage that I tore down. The ceiling tile had water stains when I put them up, but hey, they were free and free is good. :D
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I put little swivel wheels on this old truck toolbox after flipping it on end and it became my tool cabinet. It now has horizontal shelves in it.
 
I'll be building a french cleat wall for behind the bench and can make a bunch of holders like those. Great idea..Thanks!!
I had to google french cleat wall. :rofl: I didn't know what it was, I have seen them I just didn't know the name. Great Idea though:thumbsup:
 
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