Floor clear
Easier parking and cleaning with nothing on the ground.
Fit the storageStorage that floats and keeps the floor free
Wall-mounted garage shelving
Floating and bracketed shelves that hang from the wall, keep the floor clear for parking and cleaning and hold bins, paint and gear.
- Shelving & Racks
- Fit the storage
- Free estimate
Wall-mounted shelves free the floor. Without legs, a car can park closer, a mop can pass underneath and the floor coating shows. Heavy-duty brackets, steel rails and anchored shelves can still carry real weight.
The key is the wall. We locate studs or masonry, choose fasteners to match and set shelf spacing to the bins you use. Adjustable rail systems allow shelves to be moved later as needs change.
You may need this if
- Floor-standing units block parking
- The floor is hard to sweep
- You want shelf heights you can change
- You have long uninterrupted walls
From plan to finished.
The steps for wall-mounted shelving, in the order they happen.
- 01
Locate the structure
Studs, blocking and masonry are found so each bracket lands on solid support.
- 02
Set heights and spacing
Shelf levels are chosen from the bin and item heights, leaving good reach.
- 03
Mount the rails or brackets
Fasteners are matched to the wall type, and the line is leveled across the run.
- 04
Fit the shelves
Shelves are placed and checked for deflection before loading.
What you get.
Flexible layout
Rail-and-bracket systems adjust as storage changes.
Clean look
Shelves can be matched to cabinets and slatwall.
Strong when anchored
Correct fasteners give excellent capacity.
Is it right for your garage?
A good fit when
- Garages that need full-width parking
- Long, open walls
- Matching a finished look
Worth knowing
- Wall construction sets the capacity, so fasteners must match the wall.
- Very heavy loads may call for floor-standing units instead.
Good questions about wall-mounted shelving.
Can wall shelves hold heavy items?
Yes, when brackets are fastened into studs or masonry and shelves are rated for the load.
What if there are no studs where I want a shelf?
We can add blocking, use a rail system across studs or choose another location.
Are floating shelves strong enough for tubs?
Heavy-duty steel versions can be. We choose the right model for the weight.
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