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Best garage storage shelf iMore 2021

With the amount of things we store in the garage, it's easy to see how quickly the space becomes a mess. Instead of making piles of boxes full of clutter, how about investing in some sturdy shelves to keep things tidy and easy to access? Not only does it keep your gear away from the floor, but it also means you can easily find what you are looking for because everything is visible. There are many different styles of garage storage racks to meet your needs. We have collected some of the best options below so that you can organize your garage.

For simple plastic shelving units, please check this option of Sterilite. It has a sturdy tubular design that can be easily assembled without tools, and its approximately 18-inch deep shelf leaves plenty of space for boxes and bulk items.

This AmazonBasics shelving unit provides four wire shelves, each can hold up to 350 pounds, and can be adjusted in 1-inch increments without additional tools. This is an economical device that maximizes your vertical space and can be easily integrated into most garage configurations.

If you have limited floor space in your garage, then this HyLoft 2-piece floating shelf is a smart investment. Each can withstand a weight of 200 pounds and work well on finished or unfinished walls. After installation, you will have 15 inches x 45 inches of usable shelf space.

The heavy-duty Rubbermaid FastTrack system provides storage hooks, baskets and shelving to easily organize the garage as needed. Over time, you can add more different types of storage space and place all your gear on the garage wall.

This overhead storage rack uses a heavy-duty steel structure and can withstand a weight of 600 pounds, making it one of the most reliable racks. In addition, it is height-adjustable, so you can change the distance it drops from the ceiling, from 22 inches to 40 inches.

This 36 x 14 inch 4-layer shelf has height-adjustable shelves, and each shelf can hold up to 110 pounds. The best part is the 3 inch industrial wheels, which allow the entire unit to be easily moved around your garage. Also includes leveling feet.

This is a super sturdy storage shelf with five adjustable shelves, each with a capacity of 386 pounds. It adopts anti-rust steel structure and sturdy MDF shelf, which is very suitable for use in garages or utility rooms. There are several different sizes to choose from.

When it comes to the shelving unit of the garage, many factors need to be considered. It is important that you consider the physical space in which it will reside to ensure that you have enough floor space and vertical space to accommodate its height. You also need to consider the size and weight of the items to be stored. If you want to start with an economical choice, we recommend the Sterilite 5-layer storage unit. It is easy to assemble and sturdy enough for general storage. Although the Yaheetech heavy-duty storage shelf unit is worth a try, if you know yourself you will want to store some very Heavy items.

If you want more than a simple shelf rack, or want to reserve as much valuable floor space as possible so that you can park cars, floating shelves, or things such as a customizable Rubbermaid FastTrack Rail system, it may be more Smart investment. These allow you to use all the vertical space of the garage and keep the ground clear for other uses.

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Adam Oram is a senior writer at iMore. He studied media at Newcastle University and has been writing articles on technology since 2013. He previously served as the Deals Editor for Apple Genius and Thrifter. His spare time is watching football (two kinds), playing Pokémon games and eating vegetarian food. Follow him on Twitter @adamoram.