DIY Garage Cabinets | Cheap & Easy Storage | Organization | Garage Makeover pt. 1

With a new house, a blank slate and no storage these cabinets are the perfect budget, time, and aesthetic friendly option. This is a cheap and easy DIY project that anyone can do to solve your garage storage needs. These are not Newage but they kinda look like them. We go through the process of sanding, painting, and installing these kitchen style cabinets in the garage. These cabinets were purchased at Lowes although Home Depot has a similar option. I used one 24” corner, two 24”, one 15”, one 36” short, and one 12” cabinet in this project. Then I give you my final thoughts and review and what I would do differently was I to do it again.

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Products used in video:
Cabinet (corner 24”)
Cabinet (24”)
Cabinet (15”)
Cabinet (12”)
Cabinet (short 36”)

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[ThatTechTeacher]

Sorry for the poor video quality! Camera settings changed and more light for the next one.

[roccograssi]

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[ReactorMk]

I never thought I'd spent my corona quarantine watching someone paint and install cabinets. But I'm glad I did, excellent video

[haydenm.]

No ads either... Ryan, a real man of the people!

[AlexzxTT]

Can you please add a link for the screws? How are the cabinets holding up, maybe a long term review? Thanks.

[shahilmerchant]

Greetings from India, Ryan! Loving the video about these cabinets, very helpful.

[timmyr]

I used the same cabinets in my garage and used roughly the same technique. I completed the project about three years ago and they’ve held up great. I also used lower cabinets and built a work bench/counter top using tongue & groove oak flooring I had left over from a flooring project. Great work!

[mpratt]

I'd really like to know how the indoor cabinets have held up

[natekanamaro]

unbelievabe first video, kept me watching, you sir deserve medal

[broncobill]

I used the same cabinets in my current garage in Houston TX. I will say the heat and humidity have caused some of the adjustable shelves to warp and droop in the middle. I also used the corresponding base cabinets……the drawers are very week and damage easily if over loaded. Also the interior floor of the base cabinets are not very strong so be careful not to over load.

I’m currently designing my next new garage with the same cabinets but I will be reenforcing all the week points I mentioned.

Also, to achieve a better paint finish caulk all the seams before painting…….especially on the door fronts. I also use a airless sprayer to paint my cabinets.

[ginoguerrero]

really like the way they look bro, awesome job

[TJM]

Excellent video--you have a great pace and way of both showing and explaining the process that makes me want to watch more of your work.

[brandongiaimo]

They look great! Love the 2 tone paint, it looks sharp! Great job!

[blkstang]

Glad you did this, I was or am planning to use cabinets like those after doing the same cost analyses that you did. So, know I know what to expect and I have a great example of what mine should look like.

Thanks for sharing.

[danielmcgilliss]

I did that a years back when we remodeled the kitchen. I put the old cabinets. Really cleaned up the garage

[marktrusler]

really cool idea! love the attention to detail!

[Pallidus_Rider]

Always fun to watch your projects from start to finish. 👍

[nickistenes]

Well done Ryan! Looking forward to more videos in the future!

[OhTorch]

Looks awesome dude. Thought they were sandblasted glass fronts. Thanks for the idea. I may pull this off for my mom’s kitchen. With actual sandblasted glass fronts. 😊

[waynecoley]

Thanks for the video. This gives me better ideas for my shop. I like the small cabinet above the tool chest.