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Space Saving Shed Organizing Tools
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Space Saving Shed Organizing Tools

By Tomer JackJuly 23, 2021Updated:July 23, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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Most people use sheds as plain storage rooms for all of their extra stuff, without giving much thought to how they organize the stuff they put in them. For this, sheds are prone to turning into a disastrous mess if not managed properly.

To properly organize a shed, you’ll need a few things that will make it easier for you to tidy up and store the different objects that you’ll keep inside it, which will help you maximize its space, thus allowing you to put in even more stuff.

Storage Cabinets

Storage cabinets come in a wide variety of materials, such as metal, wood, or plastic. They’re also available in different sizes and styles, allowing us to choose the one that suits our style. You can choose to use standalone units, or those that can be added to the wall.

For corrosive materials (such as pesticides or chemical products), they may even come with a protective layer to safeguard them from damage. It’s also advisable to use cabinets that can be closed, and have a security padlock for greater protection and out of reach of children.

Shed Organizing Tools

Wall Shelves

In addition to cabinets, you can also add handy wall shelves to maintain the order of your shed. You can buy them in different colors, shapes, and designs. Or, if you prefer, you can make your own if you know how to.

These can also be built-in columns, and be used to store items that are of little to you on a day-to-day basis. The most useful thing about wall shelves is that they help to save floor space, while also hiding many items from view.

Hanging Hooks

Hanging hooks can be attached to the studs that are on the walls of the shed and be used to hold any type of tools that are large enough, such as rakes or brooms. You can use them to hang scissors, shovels, a scythe, or most common types of work tools as well. Some people hang the hooks on the rafters of the shed, but we recommend not to go overboard with this because it could look unorganized.

Nail Boards

Nail boards can be a nice addition to your shed walls. You can keep your most frequently used tools in order so that they’re always at your fingertips. If you have a workbench in your shed, these boards are perfect to be placed on top of it, keeping everything neat and accessible. Installing nail boards on the shed wall can be beneficial for hanging smaller tools and containers. You can also purchase larger hooks so you can hang much bigger tools on the boards.

Specialized Storage

There are plenty of fantastic, specialized storage units that are available for storing sports equipment or garden tools, too. These are perfect for those who prefer to have everything divided into categories, and may also be helpful for separating items of different family members.

When starting to work in the order of the shed, always remember to prioritize the storage of objects that you frequently use in locations of greater accessibility. A shed that’s well organized should not only look good, but also functional. By following these useful tips, you can help ensure your shed isn’t just nice to look at, but also nice to work in, too!

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