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.
1639061
I think a garage would be inside. A carport would be iffy . I made a weatherproof box for mine so I could put it outside by the faucet. It worked fine.
1434108
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.
394251
The best way is with both glue and staples. The glue will help hold it more securely. You can use staples to attach to the walls. Thank you.
442387
This coming from an engineer. "Don't even think about mounting it on drywall." Mount it to a stud. If the studs are not where you like then mount a plywood plate between two studs and hang your Habitat on the plate.
544212
It breaks down completely, you probably need a space the size of about two toaster ovens to store it. If you don't break it down, it hangs nicely on a wall, which is what I do in the garage.
926412
We have it free standing in the garage on a concrete floor, unattached to the wall, and it works greatIf you wanted to attach to wall for safety, that would probably work fin as well.Hope that helps
728896
Yes, I hang mine on the wall in the garage but I have leaned it against the wall as well. Very solid piece of equipment.
1193801
We have ours inside, but we live in a hotter part of SoCal than you. I would bet that garage storage in such a mild climate like yours, doesn't really affect it much.
871597
We store our vertical compressor in ours on the outside of our shop. It is water tight. If your application is storing this on the inside of a structure you should have no problem.
59047
It's lightweight so I would anchor it and put a coat of rustoleum paint or something to weather proof it a bit more. Keep mine in the garage so weather isn't an issue. Going on 4 yrs of use and it's in the same shape as the day I set it up.
1010351
Hi, you will just put a screw or a nail in the wall and hang it on it. It has holes in the back for this.
1533778
Oh yea! All you need is an Allen wrench, and it can be stored easily in a closet, base and top stacked on each other. Hope this helps.
1553216
Best way to answer this is what surface are you using it against...I stored wine and shot glasses in mine, used sheet rock screws , right thru the wall studs...very easy to level and hang, I would only caution if you are going against sheet rock or plaster and can't locate the studs buy an anchor kit....
1619007
I mounted mine flush to the wall of the garage. They offer a separate stand for $30, but I would think that it would never be very stable--especially if your lawn is wet.
2160150
If your wall is sheetrock, you could hang it with tacks or pushpin. It has several metal grommets at the top.
798827
I sometimes store it on its edge up against a wall and between the deck rail and the wall. This only partly works for me, as the part that isn't wedged tends to bend. So I would say if you have a well supported place for it to be, that you could store it on its edge, but it should be supported in at least 2 places, or more.