Where can I buy thin wood?
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Tell me about it.
I have learned to store in opposite directions.
One forwards, then the next backwards.
You can fit double that way.
If you put handle bars vertical... that helps more.
But then you have to go to the pain of refitting.
If a non expensive bike this is more of a hassle.
What I have right now works perfect.
I have learned to store in opposite directions.
One forwards, then the next backwards.
You can fit double that way.
If you put handle bars vertical... that helps more.
But then you have to go to the pain of refitting.
If a non expensive bike this is more of a hassle.
What I have right now works perfect.
No frame required just wastes space, simple timber along each side of the shed and a two or three across would take an upper shelf leaving below completely free of obstruction.
No frame required as foxhole states.
I would batten the sides and rest the shelf cross members on top.
And leave a 1m space up the middle, so access to the shelf is from the middle using steps.
And support the shelf at the gables.
And a hanger from the roof might be possible.
I would batten the sides and rest the shelf cross members on top.
And leave a 1m space up the middle, so access to the shelf is from the middle using steps.
And support the shelf at the gables.
And a hanger from the roof might be possible.
if i was doing your shed i would aim for a "U" shape storage including shelves
starting at the back corner away from the window and do about 25-35 off the shed area across the end and the side wall assuming you have say 4 bikes plan two smallest underneath the shelving on the left hand back wall and the other2 in the walkway
i would choose my prefered boxes and that would dictate the shelve lengths and depths and spacings
once you load up that section i would look at the section on the lhs up to the door and decide the shelve and open combination that use up and store you stuff the most efficient way
the last area you should fill is on the window side incase you want the option off a work area with natural light
aaaaannnnnddd the first version is never the best so doing it in say three or four areas allows you to change small areas for changing circumstances or for better use
starting at the back corner away from the window and do about 25-35 off the shed area across the end and the side wall assuming you have say 4 bikes plan two smallest underneath the shelving on the left hand back wall and the other2 in the walkway
i would choose my prefered boxes and that would dictate the shelve lengths and depths and spacings
once you load up that section i would look at the section on the lhs up to the door and decide the shelve and open combination that use up and store you stuff the most efficient way
the last area you should fill is on the window side incase you want the option off a work area with natural light
aaaaannnnnddd the first version is never the best so doing it in say three or four areas allows you to change small areas for changing circumstances or for better use
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