How to store on a garage wall
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We use ours so much I haven't had to worry about storing/hanging it, but two large hooks screwed into your garage wall should do the trick.
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Place the rack where you want to install it. Use a level to make sure it's straight. Use a pencil or pen to mark the holes. Drill the marks you made and install it using the screws. If you're installing into drywall use the plastic sleeves.
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That would put the anchor point at the most stable location. Strongly recommend multiple anchors along the vertical. Depending on your wall construction, this should be rather easy to do ,assuming you have a little bit of know how. Why not come off the wall with short pieces of 2x4's nailed or screwed in to wall studs, then anchor shelving to that? One other thing, the shelves themselves are particle board a damp garage will warp the shelves. I would also suggest, that the manufacturer over rated the weight this unit will hold. And because of the nature of material used in regards to the gauge of steel, this must be anchored for safety. That would put the anchor point at the most stable location. Strongly recommend multiple anchors along the vertical. Depending on your wall construction, this should be rather easy to do ,assuming you have a little bit of know how. Why not come off the wall with short pieces of 2x4's nailed or screwed in to wall studs, then anchor shelving to that? One other thing, the shelves themselves are particle board a damp garage will warp the shelves. I would also suggest, that the manufacturer over rated the weight this unit will hold. And because of the nature of material used in regards to the... » Read More That would put the anchor point at the most stable location. Strongly recommend multiple anchors along the vertical. Depending on your wall construction, this should be rather easy to do ,assuming you have a little bit of know how. Why not come off the wall with short pieces of 2x4's nailed or screwed in to wall studs, then anchor shelving to that? One other thing, the shelves themselves are particle board a damp garage will warp the shelves. I would also suggest, that the manufacturer over rated the weight this unit will hold. And because of the nature of material used in regards to the gauge of steel, this must be anchored for safety. « Show Less
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Mine is not mounted against the wall. Its mounted to the support beams on the garage cealing. Begore you mount them make sure your support beams will hold the weight of rack plus the items you will put on it.
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Not sure, I keep mine in garage. The "user manual" says that the storage bucket walls should protect water from sunlight, I wouldn't 100% trust it
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No, the cabinet can be secured to the wall for stability but must rest on a flat surface. I have my cabinet set on top of plywood cut to size to keep it off the garage floor to avoid any moisture transfer.
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You can have it laying on the floor. I mounted mine on string from the refrigerator so it would move back and forth with the refrigerator and be up above the trim around the base of the wall. Now I can push my refrigerator back another 1/2 inch or so.
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I have ours inside the garage, but would imagine it would be fine outside if you were able to anchor it down. It has scew holes for anchoring.
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Actually, that sounds like a good idea. I'd place it into my garage, then cover it with a trash bag. The sides are tall enough to hold them without tipping over, but I'm not good at guessing how many rolls.
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I keep mine in the garage. Or you can make a table or something that would keep it dry. I just got mine and it is in the box yet. It weighs about 200 lbs I think. I have a small 3500 that has an arm I can pull it by, but I still think this big one will be too heavy to move.
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Can definitely be stored in the garage or even a closet when not in use. It works best around 80 degrees. When it's 90 or hotter I don't even feel like it makes much of a difference. Still would rather have it than not though.
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I've always put mine in a large trash bag and store in the garage. This is to keep them from the blowing dust that occurs on my patio.
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I just put mine on the garage floor in the location it was to be stored and filled it. I think they sell a barrel to put it into as well if you wanted to move it after it was filled.
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Dear Greg, You can certainly mounted onto a brick wall, in fact, I have one mounted to roof studs and another which is my favored mounted onto one of the garage brick wall. The later is firm solid and strong.
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I would not recommend that for a garage. It is fairly fragile once applied.
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It clearly says it on there not to leave it out. But I have no where to store it so I have left it out for 5 months, but I also live in California where we have no seasons. I am sure for the price you pay, you probably want it to last so keep it in the garage :)
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We put it in Sheetrock walls however we located studs in the wall to be sure it would stay. I think it depends on how much weight you anticipate putting on the hanger system.