Garage storage lockers diy

In my house we don't have any kind of coat closet, mud room or even a hall closet. So there is no place for our shoes and coats and backpacks, except for our b…

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Kim Barber | DIY + Design on Instagram: "Silhouette storage is built! The door is made up of French cleats so we will eventually use it for hanging storage. I think this space is so versatile. You could use it to hide foldable strollers, kids bikes/scooters etc. What would you put in here? All details are saved in the story highlight bubble. #garagestorage #diystorage #organizationideas #garageorganization #diy #diyhomeprojects #diyhomeimprovement #frenchcleat"

Learn how to make shed shelves so you can organize your shed for totes, bins, and everything else you need to store.

Step by step instructions for building a giant mudroom locker storage unit in your entryway, mudroom, garage, or hallway!

A fun IKEA Hack! How to build mudroom lockers. IKEA Mudroom hack is an easy way to build IKEA cubbies with simple bookcases.

I built my own mudroom bench using plywood pieces and a pine top. It turned out amazing, I was able to get the perfect size I needed, and it cost thousands less than buying custom cabinetry. I love this open bottom bench because it is easy to clean underneath, has maximum height for storing taller boots, shoes can be easily slid underneath, and it is easy and inexpensive to build. My mudroom bench turned out so well, we've been using it for a few years now, I'm sharing the free plans so you…

Eliminate the shoe piles taking over your garage floor and get ideas for how to store shoes using baskets, built-ins, and more!

You can usually see a debris trail of jackets, shoes, socks, and backpacks from the garage door to the family room whenever the kids come home from school. We need organization, and we need it now! When we purchased The Arched Manor, there were two closets in a small hallway by the garage door, but […]

When you live in Canada, you have a lot of outdoor wear. Winter coats, spring coats, church coats, work coats, boots, shoes, sandals, hats, mittens, gloves....and the list goes on and on. Multiply this by the 6 people in our family and I had a huge mess on my hands. I tried multiple ways of storing items but had a hard time finding a system that worked. When I put neatly organized bins of hats and mitts in our mudroom bench it was great for about 5 minutes...till it got completely…