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Garage Organisation

A cluttered garage can be a major source of frustration, with tools, sports gear, and seasonal items scattered everywhere. However, by focusing on garage organisation, you can transform the space into a well-ordered area. This not only makes it easier to locate what you need but also offers numerous benefits that can enhance your daily routine.

 

In this guide, we’ll walk you through practical steps to declutter and arrange your garage efficiently, helping you unlock its full potential.

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Garage Organisation

Happy with your garage space?

Whether you’re looking to free up space for your car, create a dedicated workspace, or simply reduce stress, a well-organised garage can make all the difference. Let’s explore how to get started and the many advantages it brings.

Garage Organisation
Garage Organisation

Plan out the garage space into well-defined areas for different categories of storage

To create an efficient and organised garage, start by dividing the space into well-defined areas for different categories of storage. For example, designate one section for tools and DIY supplies, another for sports equipment, and a separate area for seasonal items like holiday decorations.

By clearly defining these zones, you’ll ensure that everything has a specific place, making it easier to find what you need and maintain order. Use shelving, cabinets, and labeled bins within each zone to keep items neatly organised and accessible. This strategic planning will help you maximise your garage space and create a more functional, clutter-free environment.

Don’t separate items that are co-dependant

A common mistake when organising the garage is separating items that are meant to be used together. For instance, storing all your power tools in one cupboard, batteries and chargers in another, and bits and blades in a third can create unnecessary hassle. Instead, group related items in one place for better efficiency.  This setup makes finding and accessing things much quicker and easier.

When it comes to maximising garage space, stacking items high might seem like a smart move, but it can make access difficult and even dangerous. The roof cavity should be reserved for items you only need once a year, like the Christmas tree. Instead, Wallock’s philosophy emphasises making use of the accessible space between the floor and ceiling. This approach keeps everything within easy reach, making it simpler to find and manage your belongings. A good rule of thumb is to store heavy items at the bottom and lighter, fragile, or hazardous items safely up high.

Garage Organisation

You can never have enough shelves!

While permanent fixed cupboards, cabinetry, and workbenches can look great, it’s important not to box yourself in. Your needs will change over time—whether it’s your hobbies, your car, or the kids growing up. That’s why opting for a flexible, modular shelving system is crucial; it can adapt to your evolving lifestyle. Mixing and matching racks from different suppliers can result in a disjointed look, so aim for a cohesive setup.

When it comes to shelving, you can never have enough, but be mindful of quality. Avoid soft pine shelves that may look good initially but can sag and break under heavy loads. Since garages aren’t as protected from the elements as your house, steer clear of metal brackets, frames, hinges, and screws that can rust over time, especially in coastal areas. Invest in sturdy, durable shelving that can stand the test of time and use.

We are passionate about creating the best storage systems on the planet!

Wallock has everything you need in one unique matching style. Chat with one of our consultants for sound practical advice and ideas, browse through our image catalogue for inspiration or request a 3D rendering of your dream garage.

 

Areas Covered

Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Coventry,  Kent, Greater London,  Oxfordshire, Surrey.

Outside these area please call to discuss options. 

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