Category: Garage

Follow these 38 genius ways at https://www.buzzfeed.com/mallorymcinnis/show-your-garage-who-is-in-charge?utm_term=.wm0nw4M0P#.dxDQrK9Lj to organize your garage.

Here is a quick summary for you:

1. Use a slat wall to hang and organize smaller accessories
2. Or try a pegboard wall one instead
3. Keep every tool in its proper place with outlines
4. Have a spare chest of drawers hanging around? Turn ‘em into a workbench
5. Install a set of old school lockers and assign one to each member of your family
6. Create extra space and store bikes vertically
7. Or hang them from the ceiling
8. Get some air with a sliding screen door
9. Have a “no shoes allowed in the house” policy? Maximize floor space and store them on a rack instead of the ground
10. Or use a stack of vintage crates
11. Repurpose empty coffee cans as miniature recycling centers
12. Garages can be pretty dreary places—add some color and paint the door that goes into your house
13. Turn a corner of your garage into a mudroom
14. Conserve space with a fold-up worktable
15. Store screws and nails in old gum containers
16. Use slices of PVC pipe to hold your gardening tools
17. Put a pallet to work as sports equipment storage
18. Keep sports balls contained with a wire wall basket
19. Have an athletic family? Build a rolling sports goods storage cart
20. Easily move your tools to whatever corner of the garage you’re working in with this DIY caddy
21. Hang your fishing rods from a ceiling rack to keep them out of the way
22. Store your spraypaint in a shoe organizer
23. Construct a storage tower to place in a empty corner
24. You don’t need to be an expert handyman to build these simple shelves
25. Install a beam to hang wet jackets and snow-pants on
26. Don’t leave bicycles and scooters toppled over in a corner—use a rack to safely park them
27. Or create designated parking spaces for your children’s vehicles using tape
28. If you really want to house your children’s driving toys in style, make them their own mini garage
29. Hang up a magnetic strip to hold screwdrivers, wrenches, and scissors
30. Utilize the space above your garage door with mounted shelving
31. Use large metal buckets to store children’s outdoor toys
32. Painting a concrete floor makes it easier to clean and helps protects your garage from mildew
33. But if you’re stuck with plain concrete, spruce it up with this miracle cleaner
34. Do a lot of building? Make yourself a lumber cart to organize your supplies
35. Of course the easiest way to organize scrap wood is to dump it in a bucket
36. Consolidate leftover paint into jars
37. After painting a room, save a swatch of the paint color for future reference
38. And if you can’t find a place for something, put it in a tub

Check out these 49 brilliant ideas at http://www.diyncrafts.com/2932/organization/49-brilliant-garage-organization-ideas-tips-and-diy-projects for the garage organization.

Here is a quick summary for you:

1. Great shove rack for organizing garden tools
2. Floor tile as as wall covering
3. Garage organization for real families
4. Pretty up garage space by painting steps
5. Easy storage and organization solutions
6. Add a tool tower rack
7. Utilize wall space for storage
8. Hang everything
9. Ceiling storage saves space
10. Build a mud room
11. Install cabinets
12. Make use of small spaces
13. Make a garden closet
14. Consider an add-on
15. Create a peg rail organizer
16. Use a pegboard to make space
17. Add a wall organizer
18. Add color by staining your concrete floor
19. Hanging, boxing and sorting
20. Create a complete pegboard system
21. Update your garage doors
22. Magnetic strips can hold tools
23. Steel pegboards for tool storage
24. Grab a fast-track organization system
25. Make over your mud room
26. Make a dispenser for tape
27. Organize paint and so much more
28. Hang bikes on walls
29. Plastic tubs and grouping
30. Use your studs
31. Hang jars under shelves
32. Labels make all the difference
33. Make a pallet bike rack
34. Use nylon tool holders
35. Great tool storage ideas
36. 10 ways to organize the garage
37. Create a garden center
38. Create a workbench space
39. 6 garage zones for maximum organization
40. Create rolling cabinets for tool storage
41. Metal racks hold wrenches securely
42. One well-organized wall
43. Plastic cups on a pegboard
44. Paint the floor decoratively
45. Label metal planters for storage
46. Add inexpensive storage baskets
47. Use colorful duct tape
48. Choose a corner for organization
49. Get a gear track