Ultimate Mobile Garage Storage || Transform Your Garage

Need tote storage shelves but don't have the room? This mobile storage/organization system transforms to only take up 29 square feet! And the best part, you get to keep all of your wall space!

I designed this system to help solve storage problems. We all use totes or bins to store things... but the problem we run into is that the traditional shelving systems use up all of our precious wall space. Not this one.

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24” Unit

Designed for 66Q Totes (Or any storage devices that will fit the below dimensions)

Shelf size - 24” wide x 48” long ( 31 1/4” Space between shelves)

Sizes of Totes seen in the photo and video for this unit:
66 Qt (62L)

Brand - Sterilite (Purchased from Walmart)
24” L x 16” W x 13 ⅞ H


26” Unit

Designed for 27 Gallon (108 Qt.) Totes (Or any storage devices that will fit the below dimensions)

Shelf size - 26” wide x 48” long ( 31 1/4” Space between shelves)

Sizes of Totes seen in the photo and video for this unit:

66 Qt (62L)
Brand - Sterilite (Purchased from Walmart)
24” L x 16” W x 13 ⅞ H

27 Gallon (108Q)
Brand - Performax (Purchased from Menards)
28 ¼” L x 19 ½” W x 15 ¼” H (May be listed as 28 ¼” W x 15 ¼” H x 19 ½” D)

27 Qt (26L)
Brand - Sterilite (Purchased from Walmart)
16 ½” L x 13” W x 12 ¼” H

16” Unit

Designed for 27Q Totes (Or any storage devices that will fit the below dimensions)
Sizes of Totes seen in the photo and video for this unit:

27 Qt (26 L)
Brand - Sterilite (Purchased from Walmart)
16 ½” L x 13” W x 12 ¼” H

15 Qt (14 L)
Brand - Sterilite (Purchased from Walmart)
16 ½” L x 13” W x 6 ⅝” H

7 Qt. (6.6 L)
Brand Sterilite (Purchased from Walmart)
14 ⅜” L x 8 ¼” W x 6” H

*Garage or workspace ceiling height will determine the quantity of each that will fit on the top shelf.

Let’s Work Together

0:00 Garage Storage Solution To Maximize Space
0:35 The Biggest Workshop/Garage Problem...Storage
0:55 Storage That Allows Wall Space
1:00 Concealed Storage That Is Still Visible
1:47 Fully Customizable Storage Unit
2:48 Dimensions For This Storage Unit
3:03 Woodworking Hasn't Drove Me Crazy...Yet
3:52 The Material Needed For This Storage Unit
4:57 Watch Out For This While Cutting Boards
5:46 How To Frame A Storage Unit
7:28 2x4 Hack To Create Storage Unit Legs
8:17 One Step Closer To Storage Freedom
9:06 Transforming The Storage Unit To Be Mobile
10:14 The Best Wood For Garage Shelves
11:51 Slight Adjustments To Make The Storage Unit Even Better
13:01 Need More Space? Try This Storage Unit
14:02 How To Fix Warped Wood
15:20 Simple Storage Unit That Can Help You
15:49 This Storage Unit Only Takes Up 29 Square Feet
16:42 Crucial Step For Mobilizing This Storage Unit

[MatthewPeechWoodworking]

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[karenhilton]

I am a wife who's trying to offer help to hubby re garage storage and I found your channel. Thank you. No annoying metal music. No potty mouth. Calm demeanor and great teacher.

[gxhlqdj]

With a few modifications I can turn this into a canning shelves, garden tool holders, and what you did for storage. Endless possibilities thank you.

[munchkyn]

I did! This solves a major problem for fabric storage in my quilt studio. I keep my fabric in 25 qt. Sterilite totes because I live out in the boonies and occasionally have mouse visitors. Your shelf unit instructions are very clear and simple enough for this 67 year old granny to accomplish by myself. Thank you so much!!!

[jrmr]

If you are like me, I move every couple of years. This makes moving easer as I can just role them into the moving truck and roll them out to the new place.

[RickInMaryland]

I did. It's like you saw every other garage storage videos and said, "Hold my beer." I imagine a lot of people who watch this video immediately begin working on their existing storage shelves and covert them to what you did.

[deborahmersereau]

That is truly awesome, inspiring this 65 year old granny to start a new hobby. Love your channel here. Thanks!😊

[aileenkader]

I did. This is exactly what I need! After literally decades of trying to make do with various commercially available shelving units which always end up leaving lots of unusable space (read: space for piling things up), I really need a way to store all my shop equipment and accessories protected from sawdust and organized in such a way as to be able to find what I need, when I need it. No more buying multiples of things because I can't find what I need. As a matter of fact, this is also a great way to store all my sewing stuff, craft supplies, and even books!

[myrahall]

I did...researching storage solutions for my retirement "tiny house." Perfect setup for pantry storage. Thanks!

[darrylparker]

“I did “ the wife and I were just about adding shelves to our back porch to store all her junk. I mean her treasures 🤔 this would be perfect 👍 thanks 🙏 for sharing your experience

[kriss]

I did. Wholy cow, I saw this and my jaw dropped to the floor. Bless you for taking the time to share these projects.

[Blackavian]

I did. Sure this would be fantastic for my husband’s wood shop, but I see applications for it in the house, in my hobby room, in the greenhouse, etc. This video has been saved and shared. And I subscribed! And I don’t even work in wood. Thank you for a great idea.

[ventureoutdoorswithkirk]

I did as usual. Now you just made every garage sale aficionado mad, showing everyone how to store it instead of sell it.😁

[Patriot-omhw]

I did. I like the idea that it is so customizable and I can free up space in my garage.

[bk]

This is a fantastic idea. I think a lot of us forget the vertical spaces in our garages and houses that get overlooked for storage and become wasted space. Thanks Matt!

[vspugft]

I DID I did! Love the channel, details of your explanations, and your creativity, Mr. Peach. I don't know how long I have watched or subscribed but it has been quite a while and it has been fun to see the growth of the channel. I had to share an idea that came to me - inspired by your design. You could actually add it to your current design since you used screws for assembly. If you added a plywood or OSB vertical backer to the ends of the cabinets on the inboard side of the legs, then you could add hinges and a latch to the end caps to make a narrow hidden cabinet. You would be making use of the 3+ inches of vacant space at the ends of the cabinets and woukd allow for much more vertical tool storage. I hope Ethan realizes what a gift he is getting by being able to work with you and learn from a hands on perspective. What an opportunitt! Keep up the good work.

[vernwirth]

I did. Great idea for hiding your totes, but not losing useable wall space for hanging tools! Always enjoy watching your videos.

[sebastienboisvert]

"I did" Always nice to see how you can solve problems a different way with common tools, and cheaper wood and explain it to the DIYers out there. Love your channel and I have been a subscriber for over a year now.

[chuckintexas]

I made it to the end ! This is the exact kind of thing I'm looking for to complete my Shop build-out ! Thanks !
And for _me_ the detailed and calm & clear narration style helping me to know your THINKING as part of the process, really helps !

[christys.]

I DID!!! Omg I just found you tonight. Sooo very happy about THAT!! I love how detailed you are and especially that you're "one of those" about wanting all the screws even. Yes, I'm one of those too! Anyways!!!...you have just solved my storage shortage in my basement/workshop. Thank you! Looking forward to watching more. This west virginia girl truly appreciates the work you've done here. ❤😊