Marty Baldwin
Anoutdoor shedprovides bonus storage space for your home.
But keeping bulky tools and gardening pots tidy often poses a challenge.
Luckily, there’s no shortage of organizing tips tokeep your shed in order.
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Utilize Drawer Organizers
Go a step further for theultimate organizationbydividing drawersin a storage cart or a workbench.
Small items tend to get stuffed into drawers and lost over time, so prevent that by introducing inserts.
Stick with clear draw dividers and containers to see exactly what you have and sort like items together.
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Hang Shed Supplies with Hooks
Consider apotting benchwith multiple hooks for shed organization.
This way, you barely have to step into the shed to grab what you need.
Use one to keep them upright and easy to grab, avoiding a haphazard pile.
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For even more shed organization, place the rack within an open container to collectterra-cotta plantersorgarden tools.
This allows you to adjust them however you wish, even as your needs change.
Corral small stuff into baskets or crates and let more oversized or decorative items stand alone.
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This narrow, shallow hanging basket keepssmall hand tools, garden twine, andplant labelstidy.
For added security, mount hooks to wall studs.
As a bonus, all-weather hooks can go outside to free up even more shed space.
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Store More with Buckets
There’s no shortage ofcontainersavailable for shed organization.
But even the inside of a shed can be exposed to the elements.
Skip canvas or fabric baskets in favor of long-lasting metal buckets.
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They’re easy to clean, keep like items together, and look stylish.
Hang Pegboard
Pegboard is a classicorganization tool for garages, basements, and sheds.
Shed Storage Cart
Organize a shed by bringing in astorage cartwith shelves, hooks, and drawers.
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Use one to create a zone forpotting, DIY projects, oroutdoor toys and games.
Embrace Built-Ins
They’re not only nice to look atbutbuilt-in shelvesfor shed organization are also practical.
Mount them to an interior wall to hangshovels, rakes, and other yard tools.
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Store Shed Supplies Overhead
Small-shed organization is possible with a bit of innovation.
The goal is to store your things in any available space, including overhead.
Add Rolling Shed Storage
Have something heavy that it’s crucial that you haul?
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Use labeled, lidded buckets for bulk items, such aspotting soil, pebbles, ormulch.
Then place them on a wooden dolly equipped with casters.
Utilize Kitchen Storage
Take another professionalorganizing tip from the kitchenand use a mug tree for shed organization.
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Store it out of the way in a corner.
Install a slim, wall-mounted table and include compact seating.
Astoolcan easily tuck away when not in use.
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Include office organizers to keep supplies neat.
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