Storage Units - all types

This is another one of those concept projects that you will need to adjust to fit your needs. I actually made this project for my day job to hold rolls of labels that go on a printer.

This is a link to a Google 3D SketchUp drawing for storage cubbies. You will need the SketchUp software to download this drawing and its freely available online. We do not provide support for this software. Not all drawings have the measurements displayed but you can use the measurement tool in SketchUp to easily and accurately determine the dimensions of each lumber part. Most drawings do not have instructions, its assumed you can build it based on the completed drawing provided.

Build a wooden storage crate using the free plans provided at the link.

This is a woodworking model where each entity is a seperate component that can be manipulated and measured individually.

Build this wall mounted organizer with these free woodworking plans.

A two-pocket hanging like this will cost about $10! It can also be customized to add additional pockets. Just add length to the back piece.

Build a shoe organizer using this free tutorial. Everyone should have one of these.

Build this craft organizer from 1/2 inch plywood with this free woodworking plan.

Measuring 20 inches high by 26 inches wide and 14.74 inches deep, this storage chest might be small but will hold a lot, perhaps boots, linens or childrens toys.

Build a storage tower plus crates using these free woodworking plans. Baskets are another option.

A great scrap wood project that can be finished a number of different ways. Great for keeping organized.

Although these bins are called Produce Storage Bins, they could be used to store just about anything. Here is how to build them...

Build this narrow chest which would be perfect in an entryway or mudroom. Lots of storage space. Here are the free woodworking plans.

If you are like most people, you probably have a dozen or more boxes under your bed, storing everything from board games to irreplaceable snapshots. In this workshop segment, Ron shows us a better way to use that space. Ron builds an under the bed storage unit that is just perfect for storing Jonathans huge Lego collection.

If you need a little extra storage space or additional seating, rolling storage cubes are just the ticket. These comfortable, mobile seats are made with decorative fabric and paint, so you can personalize the design.

Build a few stackable slatted crates using this free tutorial.

Build some of these awesome rolling storage drawers and roll the extras right under the bed. Here are the free woodworking plans.

Follow along and build some storage shelves like these. Be sure to click on -next post- at the bottom of the page to continue building.

These drawers I made to roll on wheels. And to keep the wheels from bumping against each other or the legs of the bed, I decided to mount....

In a basement workshop, storage space is always at a premium. So it pays to take advantage of any available nook and cranny. To this end, I put the dead space under the stairs to good use by installing a handy lumber rack

At the link you will find free plans to build these awesome rolling storage boxes you can slide under the bed.

Build a few of these sturdy milk crate inspired boxes. Great for extra storage and easy to transport.

Build this storage chest using these free step-by-step woodworking plans. Customize it with paint to suite your decor.

Get clutter under control using these wooden storage crates. Here are the free plans to build some.

This locker unit is great for added storage by the door, featuring small cubby drawers for the smalls. Here are the free plans.

Get your mail or other papers sorted after you build this wall mounted organizer.

This under-the-bed storage box is built with wheels so it can easily slide underneath the bed.

Get your gardening tools off the floor or out of a heap and visible by building this garden tool storage system. Perfect for any garage or shed and easy to build. Follow along at the link to see how.

This mudroom is DIY and I spent less than $150 on it! Check out the full tutorial, you will be amazed at how easy it is to build yourself!

These wood crates are easy to build. Here are some great instructions.