Need more storage space in your garage? You can construct ceiling flanges from wood that will hold any heavy-duty plastic storage bin and expand your options.
The Family Handyman site says this project can be done over a weekend with around $75 worth of wood and other materials. You'll cut the wood, assemble the flanges, and mount them to your ceiling joists. Once assembled, slide your storage bins in the flange.
I don't recommend storing heavy materials this way, but for Christmas ornaments, camping gear and other seldom-used items this method chould work well.
Hit the original post for full instructions, a materials list and step-by-step photos.
Create a Sliding Storage System on the Garage Ceiling [Family Handyman via Apartment Therapy]
![The Most Common Money Mistakes, From Teen To Retirement [Infographic]](https://edge.alluremedia.com.au/m/l/2017/03/Money-640x360.jpg)
![How To Reverse Park Your Car Like A Pro [Infographic]](https://edge.alluremedia.com.au/m/l/2017/02/ReversePark-640x360.jpg)
Comments
Unless you're renting. Then you can't do shit!
You could buy a house...
Time to start thinking outside the box. I can think of a number of ways you could do something similar to this without affixing anything permanently.
Yet....you fail to mention any?
Oh...I know. Think outside the box! I know how to create free energy, cure cancer and prevent alien probing (*if* you dislike that sort of thing) with a handful of household items.
(This is my way of asking you to please elaborate)
This is actually a good idea! I have no ceiling in my tin shed, but a few stringers and I can finally get all my crap off the floor and get the missus off my back! :)
Don't do this if you live in an earthquake prone area e.g. anywhere in New Zealand.
Labeling the boxes is a great idea, how about using clear boxes?
Join the discussion!
Comment Voting
Up Votes
Down Votes
Only logged in users may vote for comments!
Please log in or register to gain access to this feature.
Get Permalink