[Greenjade]

My garage needs some storage solutions and I would love to have a work bench.

If someone is planning to leave TV or might want a bigger work bench

I would be interested to buy.

Any advice about buying new would be welcome.

I have noticed some very nice TV garages with beautiful white cabinets and everything in its proper place.

My goal is to get with the program,

Thank you

[Kenswing]

I got these from Costco. NewAgePro3.0

They also have some less expensive options. Storage Cabinets

[EdFNJ]

I used a bunch of "wood like substance" (def never have a termite) cheap cabinets from Home Depot in different sizes. Not sure if they are just considered utility cabinets or just cheap kitchen cabinets. Seeing as we are in a 2/2 we needed storage space and these are holding up surprisingly well. I did "permanently" attach them to beams in the wall behind them as I didn't trust them that much! They weighed well over 100lbs each. At the time (3 years ago) they were from $80 to $150 depending on the size at Home Depot,. I know people who have used "pre-owned" kitchen cabinets that are available from various local sources. Depends on what your garage is worth to you. It gets hot in (most) garages so keep that in mind with what you put in them.

[DAVES]

Originally Posted by Greenjade

My garage needs some storage solutions and I would love to have a work bench.

If someone is planning to leave TV or might want a bigger work bench

I would be interested to buy.

Any advice about buying new would be welcome.

I have noticed some very nice TV garages with beautiful white cabinets and everything in its proper place.

My goal is to get with the program,

Thank you

White cabinets and everything in it's proper place is far from my style. I use a heavy woodworking bench that I built years ago. Not up to what I would use or want, it is possible to find plans for a worktable that secures to a wall with legs that fold down.
Teasing a little. Don't forget you will want to get your car in the garage.

[DAVES]

Originally Posted by EdFNJ

I used a bunch of "wood like substance" (def never have a termite) cheap cabinets from Home Depot in different sizes. Not sure if they are just considered utility cabinets or just cheap kitchen cabinets. Seeing as we are in a 2/2 we needed storage space and these are holding up surprisingly well. I did "permanently" attach them to beams in the wall behind them as I didn't trust them that much! They weighed well over 100lbs each. At the time (3 years ago) they were from $80 to $150 depending on the size at Home Depot,. I know people who have used "pre-owned" kitchen cabinets that are available from various local sources. Depends on what your garage is worth to you. It gets hot in (most) garages so keep that in mind with what you put in them.

Cheap heavy, cabinets and furniture is often made from material sold under several names some are particle board and chip board. It is essentially saw dust glued together.
It often contains sand and is tough on tools. It is flat, it is stable it is not very strong.

My opinion plastic is a better option. There are cheep and better quality plastic cabinets.

[villagetinker]

I bought Husky brand steel cabinets from Home Depot over 8 years ago and they still look new. There are KITS so you have to assemble but well worth the time and effort. There were several options, work table on wheels, short wall units, and tall cabinets as I recall there may be some others. I highly recommend these. As for a workbench, I have Harbor freight unit, holding up well.

[EdFNJ]

Originally Posted by DAVES

Cheap heavy, cabinets and furniture is often made from material sold under several names some are particle board and chip board. It is essentially saw dust glued together.
It often contains sand and is tough on tools. It is flat, it is stable it is not very strong.

My opinion plastic is a better option. There are cheep and better quality plastic cabinets.

These have worked (and still working) great for 41 months so far but thanks for your opinion. Personally never been a fan of plastic. Had no issue drilling 2 holes in the back of each. My tools survived the 8 x quarter inch holes. My back removing them from the car was another story.

[drpepper]

[QUOTE=Greenjade;1973128]My garage needs some storage solutions and I would love to have a work bench.

If someone is planning to leave TV or might want a bigger work bench

I would be interested to buy.

Any advice about buying new would be welcome.





I have a couple of nice benches with rolling cabinets that nest below the bench that I will be selling reasonably. If your interested in looking please call 352 661 5616. Dennis

[rskill]

Originally Posted by Greenjade

My garage needs some storage solutions and I would love to have a work bench.

If someone is planning to leave TV or might want a bigger work bench

I would be interested to buy.

Any advice about buying new would be welcome.

I have noticed some very nice TV garages with beautiful white cabinets and everything in its proper place.


My goal is to get with the program,

Thank you

We have one in the house we are moving in on the 29th, if still there you may have it.

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by villagetinker

I bought Husky brand steel cabinets from Home Depot over 8 years ago and they still look new. There are KITS so you have to assemble but well worth the time and effort. There were several options, work table on wheels, short wall units, and tall cabinets as I recall there may be some others. I highly recommend these. As for a workbench, I have Harbor freight unit, holding up well.

+1...

They are ridiculously cheap when they go on sale...

Also, check out Harbor Freight on 441, in Leesburg...

[butlerism]

Look into Gorilla racks on wheels. You can move them anywhere you want for cleaning & more

[BruggsNC1]

Inspired Closets did a great job (not only on my closets but also) on the workbench and storage in my garage.

[reggiethurlow]

Do you mean in-expensive or cheap.

[DaleDivine]

I have a couple of nice benches with rolling cabinets that nest below the bench that I will be selling reasonably. If your interested in looking please call 352 661 5616. Dennis

Originally Posted by rskill

We have one in the house we are moving in on the 29th, if still there you may have it.

There you go.. Neighbors to the rescue.
you can also get some nice stuff at "Habitat for Humanity".
I have the workbench from Harbor Freight, and it has held up very well under a lot of abuse for 6 years.

[larbud]

Originally Posted by Kenswing

I got these from Costco. NewAgePro3.0

They also have some less expensive options. Storage Cabinets

How is the quality of these? Worth the money?