Diy Wall Mounted Garden Tool Rack

Compact garden tool wall storage.

Diy wall mounted garden tool rack. Learn how to build a tool rack and corral all your tools onto one giant organized wall. The unit holds up to 14 items giving you more flexibility and storage capacity than nails pounded in the wall. Long handled tool rack this compact rack is strong and simple to build. Easy shop project for home or school.

You can store shovels rakes a sledgehammer any long handled tools conveniently up and out of the way. This one is for my dad s shed and keeps all the tools safely of the floor. By installing a perforated sheet metal panel on a wall of your garage or garden shed you will multiply in a jiffy storage space for your tools. You can customize it to suit the type of tools that you want it to store.

We already had a 2x4 mounted to the wall for mounting clothesline hooks so we notched the boards to accommodate it. Build a garden tools shelf to organize your tool shed garage or basement. This garden tool rack can be built in less than an hour in just 5 simple steps. Mark for the screw holes.

Set the mounting brackets on a flat surface and place the tool holder s body on top of them. Use 3 inch wood screws to attach the tool holder s body to the mounting brackets. Next you will need to attach the mounting brackets to your diy garden tool rack s body. With easy slat construction and versatile tool hangers you can reorganize your wall rack as your tools change.

Drill three pilot holes into each end of the tool holder s body. Load up the garden tool rack. 1 wall control 30 p 3232gv galvanized steel pegboard. Use a stud sensor to find the two studs that fall closest to where you want the ends of your rack to be.

Center the brackets over the studs and with the line passing through the top holes of each bracket s long leg. Screw the bicycle hooks into each side of the diagonal boards by hand. This is a guide to making a cheap and simple garden tool rack. Level to draw a line on the wall at your chosen height.

Line the edges of your wooden bracket up with those marks and attach it to the wall with 3 screws. The rack was mounted simply with screw onto the frame of the shed. Watch how i turn a couple of salvage boards.