A slim garage rack for the wall by the house entry door. Shoes below, supplies above, and overflow off the floor.
Straight cuts, 2×4 lumber, one plywood sheet, screws, and glue. The plan uses clear 3D diagrams so each part is easy to follow.
AT A GLANCE
* Finished size: 99″ wide x 70″ tall x 11 1/2″ deep
* Materials: 2×4 lumber and one 1/2″ plywood sheet
* Cost: About $100-$130, depending on location
* Time: About 4-6 hours
* Skill level: Beginner, with straight cuts and standard lumber
WHAT YOU GET
* Step-by-step PDF build instructions
* 3D diagrams for each build stage
* Complete cut list and plywood layout
* Shopping list and tool list
WHAT YOU’RE BUILDING
* A slim open garage shelving rack for tight wall spaces
* Built from 2x4s with plywood shelf panels
* Shallow 11 1/2″ depth for garage entry areas and narrow walls
* Useful for shoes, boots, paint cans, paper goods, pantry overflow, small bins, and everyday garage clutter
* Must be anchored to wall studs before use
BEFORE YOU BUY
* DIGITAL PDF DOWNLOAD — nothing is shipped
* Instant download after purchase
* All measurements in inches
* No lumber or hardware included
Questions? I answer every message.
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