Process of Building Shed Shelves

Are you looking for a storage solution in your shed or garage? Well, I have an easy way to build storage shelves for either the garage, shed, or maybe a storage room. And all you need is some 2x4's, plywood, screws, and some tools.

Here is the process of building shelves for a shed.

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[datyellaman]

This video is priceless, my shed was a mess thanks guys

[JustOzzy]

Great job, looks awesome. Waiting for my shed to be delivered then I can do my shelves too.

[CausaDavion]

Awesome vid, gonna go build some shelves for my little shed this afternoon.

[hoanghungcuong]

How can over 1k people give it a thumbs down? He does an AWESOME job. What's not to like? 2:42

[williamsantiago]

That is so professional looking. Thank you for the video. I gave ya a BIG THUMBS UP👍

[thediyhomeowner]

Very nice I need to do this to my shed

[jamesandrews]

Thank you for a very detailed explanation. I'm going to get lumber and start the project.

[paulschwartz]

Your technique of clamping the shelf supports to the frame while you attach them is brilliant. I'll definitely steal that.

[JimFox-vmrx]

You should have cut the areas in the particle board where the vertical studs are then you could have put the shelf - flush against the wall giving you more room and not having any gaps where stuff can fall thru.

[KarlFarmery]

I've seen your shed on Pinterest, Which lead me to found you on YouTube, Do you have a shed build video ?? I would love to build a similar style 😃

[ACommenterOnYouTube]

#1 Amateur's don't do what you just did with the tools you have..
#2 I would have not used those 2 long horizontal 2x4's ... Instead i would have taken the short 2x4 (legs) and attached them direct to the vertical studs at a 90 deg of course and then placed the plywood over those legs and secured. Then even with the plywood, i would have cut slots into the plywood to slide thru the vertical studs for more coverage. This way things don't fall down thru the back side..

Yes you did a great job but imo some of that wood could have been saved for something else.
Back to the point, we all do things different ...

Good work

[anthonysellers]

Nice. You made that look easy. The exit Step 3 at the end should read "you're" and not "your." :)

[MrJokerh]

Hi can you tell me what the tool you used is called for making the angles would make my job easier thank you loved the video

[dogcreekproject]

Nice job. You are what I imagined my wife would look before I got married. Lol Very cute. I also thought I would have a chocolate lab, but I have a chihuahua (I love my dog, though). You never know which way life will lead you! I will be using your video to put up my own shelves, keep putting out the videos! Good job!

[Chev.S]

Could this be done without a kreg jig?

[lastcall]

Well...as usual...fancy tools make it easy. I dont have them.

[brianbaker]

Should have cut the shelf to fill in between studs.

[randymarcell]

Thanks for the video. I wish you had showed the video for the floating shelf. I read the instructions to the best of my ability. I want a floating shelf that will be 8' by 2'. With 16" 0C studs, how long should the "ledger" be"? 97.5"? Should my braces be 45 degrees?

[chriswilliams]

Out of all the approaches to building shed shelving I've seen on youtube, I like the white girl's more better.

[romeliapolly]

My husband uses these plans from Woodglut and is very happy with them. However. I love yours!