Portable Garage Storage Shelves

Rogue Engineer
by Rogue Engineer
6 Materials
$125
1 Day
Easy

Recently, one of the band members at my church reached out to see if I could come up with something that they could store their equipment in when the church was being used for events. As we started to firm up the design I realized that this would be great for so many other applications including portable garage storage shelves. It was a super simple build that cost only about $125 (not including the 1×6 siding) and could easily be customized for so many different purposes. Some of the other ideas I came up with were,


  • Storage for lots of totes – Add another shelf or two
  • Storage for outdoor/hunting – Add a clothes rod
  • Mudroom Lockers – Add vertical dividers and hooks
  • Workbench – Move shelf to 36″ off ground, add peg board, lights, power strip, etc.

Whatever you do make sure to customize it for your needs and post a photo in the comments to give everyone else ideas!

We ended up cladding the sides and back of our unit in 1×6 pine so that it would be stored with the open side against the wall and look nice from the back.

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Resources for this project:
Qty 2 – 3/4″ x 49″ x 97″ MDF
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  • Ru Ru on Jun 07, 2019

    This is a very useful design. As you say it can be beneficial in so many ways. Keep up the good ideas.

  • Joe Joe on May 20, 2020

    Great build! How do I get the PDF? I am trying to find where to click to subscribe... Help!

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