I started removing any clutter from my side walls which allowed me to put more distance between both of my vehicles for getting in and out. Really helps! Especially when you have a small garage.
Garage is cleaner than most rooms in my house (which isn't hard). Love how the drill and other tools perfectly clean, mine have paint and other crap on them from using them. Yes I realise this is due to advertising but it does give the feel of "this is how you setup a garage if you never intend on using it"
Nice Work, Never watched the weekender; but a show I would watch if it was on again. I need to organize my garage, gave me heartburn thinking about it.
[UK Version] Here's what we're gonna focus on - 1. Damp 2. Massive spiders 3. Crap your dad asked you to look after then never picked up 4. Asbestos 5. Wasp nests
Thank you for giving me great ideas on how to clean clean up my one car garage and make room for everything in such a small.space.🙏🏼 It was a very informative video. 👏
Great to see Monica back! Now we know why we haven't seen her - Kobalt was too cheap to sponsor her. Fortunately, Craftsman is happy to help her make a product-placement video! ;)
Im sure the wall track system for my garden tools & the wall mounted peg board for my husbands tools will make a great impact in our everyday life.Thank you and more power to your channel.
We converted our simple utility shelf by removing the second shelf creating an alcove that we peg boarded. Now we have open storage above, below and hanging storage inside the alcove on all three sides. It works well. You have a lot of wonderful creative ideas. The garage you made over looks amazing. Thanks for your inspiration.
I am grateful that Loews is featuring these products they sell. However, I'm going to need to work with the items I have such as the big storage "cupboard" for tools and the variety of shelving units I already have. I also have a variety of bins to divide up tools and supplies and each one has room to put a label for its contents.
Thanks Monica. Nice video! I wonder if after all these years of pegboard installations, if they've figured out how to pluck a tool from the pegboard while making sure the hook stays behind. I've never used them for that very reason!
I need the entire area where the tools are stored for my Christmas decorations-- I would have put more shelves where the sports gear are hanging --- and lastly, I wonder how long that neat garage will last-- getting family members to put everything back inthe proper place is the problem. Also, someone once recommended taking a sharpie and draw around each tool hanging so you know where it goes or the family member who grabs a tool knows where to put it back
That’s really great video with lots of useful suggestions! Do you have any ideas for storing all of my 80v Kobalt electric tools (lawn mower, cultivator, chain saw, weedeeter, edger, blower, hedge trimmer) as well as the seed spreader, power washer, drill press, and shop vac? Thanks!
If you can attach a track system and it goes over an outlet, if you can avoid it, don't put the screw in the stud next to the outlet. The outlet conductors are required by the NEC to be secured to the stud within a short distance of where it enters the outlet box. Placing a mounting screw into that stud has a potential to end up in the side of the stud and could strip and short your electrical feed to the outlet.
This is great and all but I have a few questions For an unfinished garage, Would you paint the garage before organized it? Would you recommend putting epoxy or mats over the floor first? Where do you put your car? I didn’t see that covered in the video. it didn’t look like there was space for one, even though car storage is the primary purpose for a garage.
Absolutely not! Remember what George Carlin said, (Paraphrase) "We park our cars, worth tens of thousands of dollars, outside so we can fill the garage with hundreds of dollars of junk." I'm the worst example of that!!!
i really liked the idea how you put everything in order in the garage but except the bikes are in the way and takes over a little bit space. you can put the bikes upside down in the ceiling and have more space but overall you did good !!
Great idea to use decals to map out item placement. Maybe decals can't be the exact icon of an item, but a general L X W X H taped out, can be helpful. Great idea, Lowes!
Put a shed in the backyard for all the hoarding the garage is for vehicles. It did turn out nice though, but I live where it gets 118 deg. We need our garage.
For all the people complaining about cost. 1. Pegboard and furring strips are dirt cheap. Arguably, they could have done the garden tool wall with pegboard too (that's what I did) 2. The big set of shelves (or similar) and broom/yard tool hangers on the sporting goods wall is also cheap. For the ball storage, could have saved some money drilling holes and doing 2 sides with laundry line, saving the more expensive bungies for just one side. 3. The only really expensive thing was the woodworking wall. And there are cheaper ways to deal with that too, if you show some creativity. 4. You don't have to bite it all off at once. You could organize sporting goods, then wait a month or two and tackle gardening items, and so on.
Great video why not attach those chargers to the wall below the metal cupboard? that would keep things more clutter-free and keep the surface of the rolling storage cabinet open if you need to move it (as you said) for a project somewhere else in the garage.
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This looks awesome, and I’m working on a setup a lot like this for the second half of my garage (bikes on the wall though), but I’m wondering if any woodworkers have any really good storage solutions for different size lumber, to include plywood? As it stands, I have a ton of different size lumber that have either been left over from various projects, or that I have purchased for projects that I still need to complete, and I would like to be able to store it according to size/type, so I can easily access what I need, and know in advance if I may already have something, as opposed to just erroneously purchasing more.
Where are this family's lawnmower and ladder(s)? Tips for storing patio furniture in cold climates? Strollers? Off-season tires? I feel like we have quite a few heavy or bulky items that are tricky to store nicely.
Loved bike rack build. I would love to see Lowe's post more DIY builds. It's pretty easy to go out & buy organization tools & equipment IF you have the $. Specifically I'd love to see garage overhead storage DIY video. Overall great video IF you have an extra $1000+ laying around. Lowe's could still make $ on supplies for us DIY'ers.
What would help me most in my garage is the shelving unit and the storage bins. In my extra large Service Porch/Workshop room would be the Craftsman tool cabinet on wheels. In fact, I could use two. Great video. I loved the organization and the presentation.
I like the bike rack. Looks easy to build. I'm thinking the over head space might work too. I have tons of cabinets right now. Great video. The tip I always read and work on is keep everything off the floor.
That pegboard and table area is exactly what I needed to see!
The catch behind the back and then a one handed catch on the next one. Just that scene locked in Monica’s credibility for me.
She had to be ball player...
That was impressive!
Excellent video. We need more ideas and tips on how to organize working and storage space.
Thank you and greetings from the Algarve.
Monica Mangin is a genius and everything she does is creative, to the point, and very inspiring. Keep up the great work Monica!
I don't even have a garage. I just love watching anything Monica does. She is so relatable and knowledgeable.
I started removing any clutter from my side walls which allowed me to put more distance between both of my vehicles for getting in and out. Really helps! Especially when you have a small garage.
I wish i could have a big bathroom, same size as the size of my garage.
Did you see those catches? That lady is gonna raise winners!
Ha! Yeah I was actually impressed with the reaction on her and that behind the back save. lol
I was really impressed with that part! Made her knowledge of garage storage more credible for some reason hahaha
She's a baller!
That's great organisation but where am I going to park my 2 cars now? I like to park my cars in the garage
@@XploreAz Even with it all organized, no way a big suv or truck is fitting in that garage with all that stuff.
@@Superman-xr1oh true. My truck doesn’t fit in my garage when it’s completely empty.
Park them in the garage and build a separate storage shed 😂
Yo
Ok. Leave everything cluttered then. If that will allow to park your 2 cars. Duh
These videos are awesome
Love any video with Monica. Bring back the weekender please.
Garage is cleaner than most rooms in my house (which isn't hard). Love how the drill and other tools perfectly clean, mine have paint and other crap on them from using them. Yes I realise this is due to advertising but it does give the feel of "this is how you setup a garage if you never intend on using it"
Forget everything, that catch was amazing 😉
The christmas lights being so unorganized and tangled made my heart hurt. :-) This was amazing! Love monica
I agree about the Christmas lights. They should be neatly rolled around some heavy cardboard or on a big spool like my outdoor lights.
No garage, no car, no bike... watching only for Monica!! 👏👏
Best of ALL the garage organizing videos I've seen.
Nice Work, Never watched the weekender; but a show I would watch if it was on again. I need to organize my garage, gave me heartburn thinking about it.
Beautiful. This is probably over 10,000 worth of storage equipment and tools.
Nice miter saw and table saw. But I don't see any place in the garage for these tools - where do they go?
Was just looking for tips to tidy up my garage. So glad I found a video that showed me how to spend 5k to do it. Thanks very much. 👍
My respect for Monica went through the roof at 8:04 !!! She’s got skillz boy!!!
Definitely a soccer or basketball player! 8:14
[UK Version]
Here's what we're gonna focus on -
1. Damp
2. Massive spiders
3. Crap your dad asked you to look after then never picked up
4. Asbestos
5. Wasp nests
Adding pegboard on one of the walls
@@Anthonybrother l
Thank you for giving me great ideas on how to clean clean up my one car garage and make room for everything in such a small.space.🙏🏼 It was a very informative video. 👏
Great video and glad to see a female leading the charge. I’m inspired ☺️
Probably cus shes pregnant ahe gets to do the talking and not the heavy lifting etc
This was just fantastic! Great job! Please bring Monica back for the Weekender!
Great to see Monica back! Now we know why we haven't seen her - Kobalt was too cheap to sponsor her. Fortunately, Craftsman is happy to help her make a product-placement video! ;)
That catch behind the back followed by an immediate one handed catch sealed the deal. I'm going to Lowes now
I love how Monica makes everything better and so easy....
Im sure the wall track system for my garden tools & the wall mounted peg board for my husbands tools will make a great impact in our everyday life.Thank you and more power to your channel.
I liked your video just after introduction as this is what i am looking for since long ... cheers
Great organizational video. Thank you. Wow, at 5'4" tall, I'd need the workspace on the bench to be way lower. Hard to find things sized for women.
Great video on how to organize a storage room. Now you need a garage!
We converted our simple utility shelf by removing the second shelf creating an alcove that we peg boarded. Now we have open storage above, below and hanging storage inside the alcove on all three sides. It works well. You have a lot of wonderful creative ideas. The garage you made over looks amazing. Thanks for your inspiration.
I am grateful that Loews is featuring these products they sell. However, I'm going to need to work with the items I have such as the big storage "cupboard" for tools and the variety of shelving units I already have. I also have a variety of bins to divide up tools and supplies and each one has room to put a label for its contents.
Great video. I'll watch Monica tackle any subject.
Paper towel roll hangers were cool. Thanks for sharing such a great video.
The tool workbench area is my favorite. And the gardening section as well is nicely put together.
Solid catches with those basketballs. Girl's got hands, and not just the ones from her Halloween box.
Yes…so perfect…an amazing illustration and demonstration of the ultimate setup…
Yes yes yes yes yes
@@paulmfti yes i
at 8:16 that was an impressive recovery and a one handed catch at the same time!
My thoughts exactly. That moment I was like damn good reaction speed. Lol. Not an easy catch at all.
ahhh I MISSED MONICA SO MUCH! I keep rewatching the videos with her in it! Big fan
Thanks Monica. Nice video! I wonder if after all these years of pegboard installations, if they've figured out how to pluck a tool from the pegboard while making sure the hook stays behind. I've never used them for that very reason!
I would place baskets for gardening tools higher as cars or trucks need to drive in and it prevents scratching vehicles.
I need the entire area where the tools are stored for my Christmas decorations-- I would have put more shelves where the sports gear are hanging --- and lastly, I wonder how long that neat garage will last-- getting family members to put everything back inthe proper place is the problem. Also, someone once recommended taking a sharpie and draw around each tool hanging so you know where it goes or the family member who grabs a tool knows where to put it back
👏👏👏
And I say....CLEAR BINS FOR EVERYTHING!!!😊
I say, everything behind doors for a clean, minimal, cutter-free look. My pegboard is on the inside of a cabinet. Out of sight when not in use.
Thankyou this was helpful. Bike ideas are really great, tools too!
That’s really great video with lots of useful suggestions!
Do you have any ideas for storing all of my 80v Kobalt electric tools (lawn mower, cultivator, chain saw, weedeeter, edger, blower, hedge trimmer) as well as the seed spreader, power washer, drill press, and shop vac? Thanks!
Very nice and neat. You are superwoman, not only in kitchen design but also in hardware organization.
Looking forward for weekender show Monica ......love you
Hi Monica, your bike rack is out of the world. Can you send the detailed instructions on the assembly? Thank you in advance. Love your show.
Final test missing. Show us 2 cars can still be parked comfortably in the garage ?
There are some very good ideas in this video.
The bike rack is brilliant!
nice. i would have primed that new bare wood. all that hard work and good quality work deserves the extra step.
Total price tag for this garage? More than my house
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! ATOTALLY AWSOME TRANSFORMATION!!!! GREAT VIDEO MONICA!!!! HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!! I LOVE EVRYTHING!!!
If you can attach a track system and it goes over an outlet, if you can avoid it, don't put the screw in the stud next to the outlet. The outlet conductors are required by the NEC to be secured to the stud within a short distance of where it enters the outlet box. Placing a mounting screw into that stud has a potential to end up in the side of the stud and could strip and short your electrical feed to the outlet.
Please consider doing this for my husband. He is fighting eye cancer and needs an organized space! Thanks.
Very well done. Now You have to come and try to get me organized in Australia.
Love the red tool work area..looks great ..MONICA YESSS
This is great and all but I have a few questions
For an unfinished garage, Would you paint the garage before organized it?
Would you recommend putting epoxy or mats over the floor first?
Where do you put your car? I didn’t see that covered in the video. it didn’t look like there was space for one, even though car storage is the primary purpose for a garage.
Great video. So helpful. Changed my life.
Like the tools and garden tool ideas..
That s really awesome!!! But is garage supposed to park cars?
Absolutely not! Remember what George Carlin said, (Paraphrase) "We park our cars, worth tens of thousands of dollars, outside so we can fill the garage with hundreds of dollars of junk." I'm the worst example of that!!!
@@jimtownsend7899 Speak for yourself.
Yes, Jason. That's what the pronoun "I" means. Namely, first person singular. In other words, I was speaking for myself.
Detached garage yes. Attached garage no.
Uh, then where would they put their bikes
i really liked the idea how you put everything in order in the garage but except the bikes are in the way and takes over a little bit space. you can put the bikes upside down in the ceiling and have more space but overall you did good !!
Please bring back The Weekender!
Omg You are unbelievable good. It has given me a good idea to organise my messy garage. Thank you so much.
Great idea to use decals to map out item placement. Maybe decals can't be the exact icon of an item, but a general L X W X H taped out, can be helpful. Great idea, Lowes!
I put my tools on then pegboard, then marked their outlines with my sharpie. Easy to tell if anything is missing or out of place.
Put a shed in the backyard for all the hoarding the garage is for vehicles. It did turn out nice though, but I live where it gets 118 deg. We need our garage.
This is so helpful, thanks! I have tried and failed to get my garage organized. That bike rack would relieve so much stress...lol
Awesome video! I wish I had the money to hire her to organize my garage! Love all the advice, tools, and storage ideas! Thank you!
This was an awesome video, mahalo Monica, I really enjoyed it.
For all the people complaining about cost.
1. Pegboard and furring strips are dirt cheap. Arguably, they could have done the garden tool wall with pegboard too (that's what I did)
2. The big set of shelves (or similar) and broom/yard tool hangers on the sporting goods wall is also cheap. For the ball storage, could have saved some money drilling holes and doing 2 sides with laundry line, saving the more expensive bungies for just one side.
3. The only really expensive thing was the woodworking wall. And there are cheaper ways to deal with that too, if you show some creativity.
4. You don't have to bite it all off at once. You could organize sporting goods, then wait a month or two and tackle gardening items, and so on.
Very nice Monica. But, where is space to park the car(s)?
Great video why not attach those chargers to the wall below the metal cupboard? that would keep things more clutter-free and keep the surface of the rolling storage cabinet open if you need to move it (as you said) for a project somewhere else in the garage.
All of those products will do well in my space.
This was really nice!
We're happy you think so, Susan! 💙
I wish Monica had her own show. i love her DIY designs. LOWES give Monica her own UA-cam show. it would be great advertisement for your store.
Awesome tips! Great job.
Absolutely brilliant
I would like to see some ideas on What's the best way on installing out door speakers system in your yard and landscaping would like to see ideas on installation and what's best in using wireless or running speaker wire through yard this is something I would like to see on you videos
Thanks
Goals! Ok I'm echoing what everyone else is saying. Please bring back the Weekender, as soon as it's safe!
We built our garage to park in. And everything is organized around the walls.
Omg we have serious storage needs for our massive holiday inflatable collection
Great video
I wish I could hire these two to organize my garage✅
When’s weekender coming back???
"Having an organized garage is easy - just buy one from Lowe's and hire a contractor to install it." Thanks, Monica. You're a real MacGyver.
So true, and Ben was free!!!
Awesome... 😇. Bright ideas. 👍
This looks awesome, and I’m working on a setup a lot like this for the second half of my garage (bikes on the wall though), but I’m wondering if any woodworkers have any really good storage solutions for different size lumber, to include plywood? As it stands, I have a ton of different size lumber that have either been left over from various projects, or that I have purchased for projects that I still need to complete, and I would like to be able to store it according to size/type, so I can easily access what I need, and know in advance if I may already have something, as opposed to just erroneously purchasing more.
Is garage insulated?
Where are this family's lawnmower and ladder(s)? Tips for storing patio furniture in cold climates? Strollers? Off-season tires? I feel like we have quite a few heavy or bulky items that are tricky to store nicely.
Loved bike rack build. I would love to see Lowe's post more DIY builds. It's pretty easy to go out & buy organization tools & equipment IF you have the $. Specifically I'd love to see garage overhead storage DIY video. Overall great video IF you have an extra $1000+ laying around. Lowe's could still make $ on supplies for us DIY'ers.
What would help me most in my garage is the shelving unit and the storage bins. In my extra large Service Porch/Workshop room would be the Craftsman tool cabinet on wheels. In fact, I could use two.
Great video. I loved the organization and the presentation.
Beat that comes in at 9:53 is crazy dope
What length screws am i supposed to use for getting the furring strips onto the wall studs for the pegboard?
Good catcher!!
The wall track kit looks the most helpful in my super tiny garage
What about winter sports equipment?? Skis... Snowboards... Lawn care equipment...
That was awesome thanks guys!
I like the bike rack. Looks easy to build. I'm thinking the over head space might work too. I have tons of cabinets right now. Great video. The tip I always read and work on is keep everything off the floor.