It’s very easy to clutter
your garage up with rubbish – it’s something that occurs in many a home across
the UK, and majority of people are guilty of it at some point in their
lifetime.
Now, with the garage
being a multi-functional space with a lot of potential for alternative use,
it’s vital that you make sure it is clean, organised and maximises the space.
In this article, you will find a list of simple steps to help create space and
organise your garage. But if your problems lie further than that, and you have
problems with the quality of your garage, be sure to call Dencroft Garages. Their
experienced, friendly team will help you with your issues and if it comes to
it, supply you with a brand new, top-quality concrete garage.
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Step
1: Identify your goals
A garage can be a
convenient place to dump things you don’t use and therefore don’t want in the
house. But with a clean and a bit of organisation, you can transform your
concrete garage from a dumping ground to an organised storeroom, increasing
your storage space in the meantime.
Now, a place where many
go wrong is, they just decide to shift the clutter to one side and box all
their items up – no, this is not how it should be done. You need to identify
what you want your garage to be at the end of all this, and figuring out what
type of storage you need in the process.
Step
2: Clear-out
Before you start on any
organisation, your garage needs a huge clear-out. It makes things a whole lot
easier if you can view the full space with no obstructions, so you can assess
the space you have to work with.
When it comes to your
garage clear-out, you need to be ruthless –if you’ve not used an item in the
past year, or won’t use it at all in the future, it needs to go. Even if it has
sentimental value, the golden rule stands –if
it hasn’t been used in a year, it’s time to clear.
The easiest thing to do
is to organise your items in to three piles – keep, sell and items which can be
recycled or even donated to charity. Once all of your items are sorted in to
categories of keep, sell, recycle, you can start to organise your space and
think about the storage systems you need.
Step
3: Organise
You should apply the same
level of thought and planning to the organisation of your garage as you would
with the rest of your home. It’s important to plan where things are placed in
your garage, it needs to be easy to move around and the space needs to be
easily used.
Arguably the easiest way
to create space in your garage is to add shelving. Whilst installing shelves on
to the wall will create space, purchasing a free-standing shelving unit is a
lot better as it can hold a lot more weight.
The simplest way of
storage is to group your items together in to specific categories (camping
equipment, sporting equipment etc.) and assign a box to each category, then
labelling it. This makes it very easy to access specific items when you need
them.
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