A garden shed isn’t always big, sometimes even very small unit, though we have to store a lot of things there: tools, baskets and buckets, pots and fertilizers and much more. How to organize your garden shed, so that everything was in its place and there was enough space for everything? Here are some ideas how to use all the available space there.
Vertical Storage
First of all, use all your walls to add vertical storage space to the shed: they won’t eat your floor space. Prefer racks with hooks, shelves of all kinds that will allow you to hang all the tools or place all your things on them. Second, think of attaching pegboards to the walls, this is an even more functional solution as they allow attaching all kinds of hooks, shelves and other things everywhere.
The shed features a lot of furniture: an open storage unit, tables and shelves. The pendant lamps are paired with a checked floor for a stylish look.
This small shed is organized in an elegant way: with stained furniture, shelves, a table and chairs. Tools are hanging on the wall.
Vertical storage is always the best: a potted table is the only thing that takes floor space here, and hooks and crates make use of the wall.
The wall is taken by lots of shelves and a table to make storage more effective.
The shelf is made of a shutter, and the board is also DIYed. The potting table is paired with a vintage metal shelf.
This white shed is organized with wall-mounted shelves and a pegboard, and all the rest can be placed on the table.
The whole wall is done with multiple open storage units, which are finished with shelves and hooks. (via madeon23rd).
A couple of shelves, baskets and crates attached to the wall will be enough for holding quite a lot of things.
The tiny shed is organized with wall-mounted shelves and built-in tables, so that's enough for storage.
The wall is styled with rails and hooks, which allow to store a lot of things without wasting floor space.
The shed is done with a large pegboard and several tiered tables, so there's enough space for everything.
The shed is done with a couple of pegboards, wall-mounted shelves, several tables, and there are a lot of things stored.
The nook is functional: there are pegboards, shelves and a table, so here a lot of works can be realized.
Usual Storage
Built-in tiered tables with shelves, crates and boxes will help you accommodate everything else that isn’t stored vertically. Tiered tables are perfect for garden works: you will have a working countertop, shelves underneath and a pegboard where you will hang the tools. Open units with multiple shelves are also a nice solution, they will provide you with a lot of space. Baskets, buckets and other things are totally up to you, whenever you need to place something here and there.
The shed is done with a large storage unit, the countertop of which is used for work and a framed pegboard.
The whole wall is covered with pale green pegboards, there are many shelves and a table with casters. This is maximal functionality.
This metal shelving unit includes not only shelves but also a pegboard and a work countertop, it's very durable.
The metal shelving unit features a lot of storage space, and it's a cool piece for storing outdoor cuhsions and blankets.
Wall-mounted shelves allow storage without wasting floor space, and so do hooks. The little desk and crates add more room.
The wall is styled with a long rack with hooks, so that a lot of things could be hung somewhere.
Use the walls as much as possible attaching racks with hooks and shelves to store without wasting floor space.
The shed is styled with green shelves and a tiered table, there's a bench and some shelves, so that everything was in its place.
The shed is styled with rails, shelves, crates and many other storage units to hold all the tools.
The large light-filled space is done with only a U-shaped table with shelves, and it's so big that nothing else is necessary here.
The long shed is built with shelves and rails that hold everything necessary for all kinds of works.
The tiered storage unit is paired with a large black pegboard, and there are lots of things stored here.
The shed is organized with a couple of shelving units and a potting table. The floor is clad with tile to make washing it easier. (via matchness).
Shed Organization
Organizing your garden shed is quite easy and can be done by you really quickly. Labels on buckets and closed boxes and cabinets will help you find what you need. A pegboard will also help you organize the stuff you have, you can attach rows of hooks to hang the tools where you will work. If you installed a large sideboard, you can also label each drawer to make looking for things easier.
The shed features vertical storage, and hooks allow hanging the tools. (via kotiliesi).
The shed is small, yet there's enough space for everything: tiered shelves allow storage, and a pegboard adds vertical storage space. (via stylecurator).
The shed is styled with multiple built-in shelves, which provide a lot of storage space without taking floor one. (via finegardening).
The shed shows off a U-shaped potting table, a small one and some hooks for vertical storage.
The shed features shelves, racks and hooks for vertical storage and some buckets and baskets.
The small shed features built-in shelves and buckets, so there's enough space for everything.
Wire shelves and hooks on the wall are great for a shed, they bring storage space.
There's a lot of storage space: hooks and crates for vertical storage, a metal rack over the table to maximize the amount of room.
This lovely white shed is done with a pegboard and a shelving unit, and though it seems small, there's enough room for everything.
The shed is done with a corner tiered table, a pegboard, a ladder and a shelf, there's enough space for everything.
The tiered table allows working and storage, shelves on the walls add vertical space and the ladder allows to hang something on it.
The small nook is done with a tiered potting table, some hooks and these are enough for getting enough storage space.