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This storage shed turned into a spot to place things that were not wanted in the garage. It ended up being a catchall for a lot of items no longer wanted. We emptied the garage and sorted items to go to the thrift store, family members or the trash. There was very little left after that! The tomato cages went on the top shelf standing up to utilize the ceiling pitch. The shelving unit was moved to the opposite corner. Look at a closeup of the wood slats added to the wall studs. This is a good way to corral all of those support posts for the garden, small pieces of wood or even some yard tools. Do not overlook that space when planning your garage organization.
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