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Thule’s supports for my roof box (or whatever it’s called) were all crazy expensive, so I just got some hooks and stainless steel pipe. Less then 20€ all in and it looks great.
If we're sharing things on walls. I'm in the process of setting up my new workshop. This is the current state of the tool wall. I had to first build the wall then start hanging things on it.
Actually building the wall is a pain because you cant find your tools properly. Should have a wall for them really.
That's a nice set up!
Its the body bag from Firefly
I fucking love putting things on the wall. Not using that empty space anywhoozle.
That wall hanging option for the roof thing is great! I recently helped a friend install one of the ceiling-mounted pulleys to store it way up. Turns out that’s not super useful when the ceiling is only 8’ because you hit your head on it and can’t even park a car under it 🤡
That is looking good. I got tired of digging for tools in my garage last year and stuck up some chipboard up one side of the garage to hang everything up on. Great satisfaction 👍
I must say, I am a huge fan of your work here. I am totally into using vertical space.
For a moment I thought this was a truck tyre.