While some people have dream vacations, I dream of an organized garage.
When I come in from a bike ride, the last thing I want to (or can) do is hoist my bike over my head to the rubber hooks in my garage ceiling.
While designed to store bikes, the El Greco Ceiling Hoist works well for other equipment (up to a maximum of 50 pounds) including kayaks or ladders.
From Gladiator Garageworks (who specialize in garage wall storage systems), the GearTrack Pack is a fantastic storage starter system.
I envision this this powder coated steel Go Rhino Garage and Shop Organizer shelf and towel rack full of gardening supplies and rolls of twine; $106.51 at Walmart.
My son drags dripping wetsuits and other wet gear into the garage and drapes it over any available location (my car roof rack, for instance). Made to order in Portland, Oregon, it is $270 through the MC Lemay Esty Shop.
Leave the flimsy and rust-prone pegboards behind. The aptly named Wall Control Galvanized Steel Pegboard Organizer is ten times stronger than traditional pegboard, meaning you can hang more safely and securely.
An instant garage attic for storing those items that don’t get used often, the Ceiling Mount Storage Rack from NewAge Products mounts into studs (either directly or through drywall) and measures four feet wide by eight feet long; $106.99 at Amazon.
For the minimalist’s well-dressed garage, The FlowWall Ladder and Bin Bracket Combo is more than just pretty.
Detangle with the Go Rhino Garden Hose and Extension Cord Holder made of heavy duty sheet metal powder coated in black; $52.945 at Amazon.
Burgon & Ball’s Tool Rack has easy to use grip slots that accommodate the handles of different sizes of work and garden tools.
Favor good old-fashioned hook racks?