what do you do with an extra hog panel and high garage ceiling?

[MikeyG]

made it up as I went along....turned out great.

[centxag]

Great use of space. Good thinking.

[Electrican]

that will work

[Texastaxi]

You can NEVER have too many shelves, and I think that's the best possible place you could put one, in a garage.
Perfect for coolers and all the other bulky stuff you don't use too often.

I wish the ceilings in mine were a few feet taller.

[MikeyG]

thanks yall. I'll get a little more organized after I get my cabinets put up in the garage.

[hammer63]

pretty dang slick!

[TallTexan]

What size lags did you use?

[Shooter]

I agree with Texastaxi, that's the best place you could have put it.

Nice job.

[BolilloLoco]

I'm building one.

[flywise]

I am fixing to start a garage storage project with the same thing. I realized I have 3 panels I got for $5 each sitting in my back yard. And thought they would work great as shelves.

[MikeyG]

What size lags did you use?

No lags, went straight into the ceiling joists.

[MikeyG]

a couple of design points:
The angle brackets are not cheap....$8-10 each. And you need to make sure they are close enough together to prevent the panel from sagging. All in, costs appx $225 which is about twice as much as I blindly guessed.

[MikeyG]

....and you could do the same thing with 2x4's to save a ton in the costs.

[FULL DRAW]

How high is your ceiling?

[FULL DRAW]

....and you could do the same thing with 2x4's to save a ton in the costs.

Exactly what I was thinking.