Vertical Storage vs. Ceiling Storage: Which One Works Best for Me?
January 06, 2022

Do you have a limited garage space yet too much stuff to store? Well, you are not alone in this struggle. You may have tried many storage solutions and even made some DIY projects to solve the problem. However, you are not satisfied with any of the storage that you have installed and tried. And so, you are back to square one.
Upon research, which many have sworn by, the top two storage solutions that many garage owners trusts are vertical and ceiling storage solutions. But what is the difference between the two aside from the type of installment? We will break it down for you. And hopefully, it will clear up some confusion and help you choose which one will suit you best and your garage space.
Walls, walls, and walls define a vertical storage. You can install a wall shelf, garage storage cabinet, slatwall hooks on open wall space. What’s good in installing a vertical storage is that you can easily locate anything you need at one glance. That is if you also apply a better organization such as labeling individual bins and boxes. It is also good for storing everyday items because it is easier to reach and identify without having to use a ladder and take everything out the box by box.
However, the downside of installing a vertical storage is that there should be enough wall space in your garage. When we say enough, we mean that there are no hindrances such as walls sharing the space with windows and doors, or even blocking the door when opened. This poses danger especially if there is an emergency like fire buildup.