Help with setup of new "Hunting Storage" Garage space

[mdnabors]

We are a week away from moving into our new house. We specifically went with a 3 Door Garage (main 2 car and separate 1 car) for as my wife likes to say..."all of your hunting s*%# to stay!" So obviously I get the 1 car garage to do as I please. Meaning store all of my Hang On and Ladder stands, Blinds, Decoys, Camera Gear, Clothes, yard tools, etc...

So what have yall done to make space for all of your gear in a similar space. I'm trying to decide on what type shelving I need to build or buy, if I also need the ones that hang from the ceiling to add more space, do I need to epoxy the concrete floor for better grip, and anything else that'll help conserve space for as much as I can put in there and organize nicely. I'll have my deep freeze in there also.

Pictures of some "Man Storage" spaces like mentioned would be great. Thanks

[ultralite09]

Don't have any pics but a big one for me was to do overhead garage storage. We have racks that are about 8x8ft. Pulleys on each corner and Winch is on the wall. Stores ALOT of stuff, mostly the usual Rubbermaid boxes of hunting clothes and gear. Also my fishing rods are all stored on the ceiling where you can't see them if the garage door is open.

That frees up a whole lot of room!

[ultralite09]

Like these

[mdnabors]

That's nice! ^^^

[BBRU]

That's nice! ^^^

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[mdnabors]

Are those plastic and come in a kit? Brand/model?

[mdnabors]

Anymore ideas?

[mdnabors]

Bump

[BO-N-ARO]

I have the hanging shelves in both the double bay and the single. Actually have two in the single. I do have 11+ foot ceilings so that helps. I highly recommend these shelves. Christmas and other holiday décor in the double bay and hunting **** in the single. (are our wives sisters???)
With a couple other wire shelves across the back wall I have NOTHING on the floor. Only way to go.
Oh ya, if this is a new and fresh floor, I would recommend a good epoxy floor as well.

[ultralite09]

Are those plastic and come in a kit? Brand/model?

We made mine from recycled hog panel and some steel braces but ive seen them made out of aluminum and even wood.

Look on Lowe's or HD website, they should have a few different brands.

[mdnabors]

I have the hanging shelves in both the double bay and the single. Actually have two in the single. I do have 11+ foot ceilings so that helps. I highly recommend these shelves. Christmas and other holiday décor in the double bay and hunting **** in the single. (are our wives sisters???)
With a couple other wire shelves across the back wall I have NOTHING on the floor. Only way to go.
Oh ya, if this is a new and fresh floor, I would recommend a good epoxy floor as well.

Lol...it's possible! She doesn't like me as much come Sept/October! Thanks all for ideas. Some good info

[jmarp33]

Help with setup of new "Hunting Storage" Garage space

I have a similar set up...three car garage with the third being used as I see fit. It's a work in progress but this is my set up. I don't have near the hunting equipment as some so mine doubles as a shop...
Far side wall of garage.....



I'm fortunate to have a nook on that side to allow for deeper shelves.

I also have a makeshift table made up of saw horses and a piece of plywood.

It's not all "hunting" storage but wanted to give you some ideas....

[jmarp33]

Don't have any pics but a big one for me was to do overhead garage storage. We have racks that are about 8x8ft. Pulleys on each corner and Winch is on the wall. Stores ALOT of stuff, mostly the usual Rubbermaid boxes of hunting clothes and gear. Also my fishing rods are all stored on the ceiling where you can't see them if the garage door is open.

That frees up a whole lot of room!

I would love to do this but when the garage door is up, I don't have that much clearance. Sweet set up though!!