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My new backyard "garage" is arriving in about 2 weeks. It is basically a 14'x24' prefabbed shed that is rated for parking inside. Vinyl outside, two windows, walk-in door, garage door, small attic, and a bench on one end opposite the garage door. I ordered it unfinished on the inside and am...

I can easily agree that it's a good idea and a much quicker way to achieve the height I'm looking for. But these days my back isn't what it used to be and I think having all the drawers and tools higher will be a benefit in the long run.

Okay, sounds like wood is the way to go. I'm stacking two 6x6's with a 3/4 plywood top. So a stack on the outside, a stack in the center, another stack on the other outside and probably another stack in the back to keep it sturdy. I'll post up a picture once it's all completed. Thanks...

No adjustable feet on them - just the flat base with forklift slots facing front/back. I picked these up from my base’s auto hobby shop in a blind auction when they were relocating. It’s been about 9 years though since I placed them so I can’t remember if they had provisions for threaded feet or...

Thanks for all of the ideas and perspectives. I guess wood isn’t the worse idea but in my mind I pictured a steel option. But at least a wood option could be designed and built myself and not relying upon a local welder to fab up. Time to walk a few aisles in Lowe’s and see what catches my...

I have two Stanley Vidmar "cubes" that are connected together by butcher-block top. The top is 60"w by 30" deep and the cubes are each 30"x30" (wide and deep). My goal is to lift the entire structure about 10". This will allow for storage of items underneath as well as raise the butcher block...