Garage Organizer

Hang the wide things, brooms, rakes, etc., with the wide part either near the ceiling or floor. Put the handles together in a long double hook with wide parts hanging from the hook (up high) or a long single hook, if your equipment has holes in the handles. Precious pegboard space is wasted with rakes and broom bristles. Many things can be hung between the handles of these tools. The bin looks like one of those messy things you would be telling people how to do better in another segment. Not trying to be mean here, it's just not much of a system. I have five times as many things hanging in a very organized manner on 1/2 a sheet of pegboard. PVC pipe is a costly way to store one broom! Frankly, this looks like a before picture to me. Sorry...

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I usually don't watch these videos, but my garage and the upstairs in my home need cleaning, I found this video interesting, my husband would like to just get a dumpster and toss everything, but that's not in me, I would prefer something like this be put up and then both area's can get straightened out. nice video

This guy is a posser. I dont like these guys who want you to think that they REALLY know all this stuff.
I wonder how many takes there were before he got it right. Those screws went in pretty easy. I bet everything was either pre drilled or was put together by a REAL craftsman and then taken apart. And whats with the pipe for baseballs. Its only got one screw in it and that will break really fast, plus the fact that the kids will open the pipe and the balls will be all over the place......keeping them in a bucket is WAYYYYYY better,,,,,along with your mitt. This was stupid.

I have a wooden pallet nailed standing up to one wall, and it holds all the shovels and rakes you can throw at it.

Hey, that garage looks more organized that most I have seen!

i have easier idea. buy a large trash container, rectangular. affix to a couple studs if you wish. place all mops, rakes, shovels, anything on a pole inside the bin. presto.

We had a building code in San Diego that where an electric wire or pipe ran thru a stud you had to put a metal plate over the spot so no nails or screws could hit them. I have pegboard in most of my garage along with roll around shelves and tool boxes. I do tend to leave tools on my work bench that my wife usually reminds me about.

Boy, you must not be very experienced if you want to call that a messy garage.

LOL... Typical actor turned handyman.

I built something similar to this a decade ago but used 3/4 plywood on the wall instead of the firing strips and pegboard. I also painted the whole schmear with waterproof porch paint. I mean hey.... I use water to hose down my garage floor!

Maybe I missed it but unless you pre drill the PVC pipe to screw it to the wall, the PVC will crack that close to the ends when you try to drive a drywall screw through it.

I also built a unit next to it with "whack-a-mole" holes for holding my rakes, shovels, brooms etc.