Wall cabinets for garage?

[slapshot]

Can someone recommend a brand of wall cabinet or place to buy them? I'm looking for a few smaller (24-30") wall mounted cabinets and maybe 1 or 2 taller floor cabinets. I don't need any wheels, they'll be hard mounted. I've seen the Craftsman and Gladiator ones so far.

Ideally, I'd like black with diamond plate or metal type trim, but will consider and of them.

 

[ZRWON]

Can someone recommend a brand of wall cabinet or place to buy them? I'm looking for a few smaller (24-30") wall mounted cabinets and maybe 1 or 2 taller floor cabinets. I don't need any wheels, they'll be hard mounted. I've seen the Craftsman and Gladiator ones so far.
Ideally, I'd like black with diamond plate or metal type trim, but will consider and of them.

Check the ones at this link. http://www.garagestoragecabinets.com/
They have many sizes and can be arranged to specifically fit any space and need. Here's a picture of them in my shop

These hang on the wall and can support >300 lbs each. Mine are unpainted and will probably stay that way for years because I like the look. Fit and finish are excellent and the off-floor installation is a great feature for shop use.

 

[loiq]

I'm looking for cabinets, too. i'd like to buy them local so i can see them before I buy.

Anyone have any ideas? That Gladiator stuff is too expensive.

 

[rnbradford]

Sears is also selling Stack-On metal cabinets. They have about five choices. A wall mounted with shelves, a wall mounted with shelves and a drawer, two mobile floor types, one with shelves, one with drawers, and a tall floor cabinet with no casters. They aren't cheap but I think they are a little less expensive than the Gladiator stuff. They're black metal trim with diamond plate design on the silver doors. They are certainly of better quality than the plastic alternative. Check 'em out online. Sorry I don't have the cite handy.

 

[wythors]

I have the Craftsman floor cabinet. I can't say enough how impressed I am with this. Compared to the Gladiator, you can fit twice as much stuff into it because of the door storage. They have a very positive feel to the doors and are very sturdy, with the exception of the top. If I had a need for wall cabinets, I wouldn't hesitate to buy the wall version of these and may well install one over the washer/dryer for the wife. They usually are marked down $20 or so during Craftsman Club week. Here's mine:

 

[tkellytn]

Cabinets

I just put some of the Coleman Tuff Duty cabinets from Lowes in my garage a tall one and some wall cabinets they are silver and gray with some silver metal trim are a pretty good cabinet if you don't want to spend alot.

 

[04 Navi]

I have the Craftsman floor cabinet. I can't say enough how impressed I am with this. Compared to the Gladiator, you can fit twice as much stuff into it because of the door storage. They have a very positive feel to the doors and are very sturdy, with the exception of the top. If I had a need for wall cabinets, I wouldn't hesitate to buy the wall version of these and may well install one over the washer/dryer for the wife. They usually are marked down $20 or so during Craftsman Club week. Here's mine:

Holy Griots Garage batman. Your dad must be Richard Griot. Nice supplies BTW.

 

[wythors]

What can I say? I like his products. One the plus side, my wife and I are on a first name basis with most everyone there!

 

[kartracer55]

Wow, Thats a VERY nice garage you have. I like that cabinet alot. I can see it def. "cleaning up" the appearance of my work area.

As for griots, some of thier stuff is awesome. My dad has two of their drying towels, and they are amazing. HE also has some of thier waxes and cleaners, but We havent gotten a chance tot ry them out yet. Some of his stuff is very expensive though.

McGuires tech wax is awesome. I use that stuff on my helmet so The reflection blinds people on the race track lol


Jim

 

[SANDOVAL]

I used the Stack on cabinets from sears. They are on the less expensive side, look excellent, quality is great, and they came in all sizes and variations. I highly recommend checking them out. They were a fraction of the cost compared to some of the other cabinets mentioned all taken into consideration. I also liked the depth of the hanging cabinets they are about 18" from memory. They also make large 7 or 8' cabinets too.

Here are all of the variations also it looks like they are on sale again. Have them shipped to your sears store and shipping is free. (You have to pick them up though)

http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/prod...OL&pid=00959284000&subcat=Garage+Organization

http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/prod...OL&pid=00959281000&subcat=Garage+Organization

http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/product.do?BV_UseBVCookie=Yes&vertical=TOOL&pid=00959285000

http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/prod...OL&pid=00959282000&subcat=Garage+Organization

http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/prod...OL&pid=00959286000&subcat=Garage+Organization

 

[kartracer55]

Where are all these cabinets made?

Are the craftsmans made here?

Jim

 

[slapshot]

Sorry about the delay in replying....I had to work all weekend on some of my days off.

I went to Sears last Thursday to get some of the Stack On cabinets. But, once I got there, I saw the Gladiator cabinets next to the Stack Ons. So I was able to compare them side by side. But, it didn't take much comparison, the Gladiators won hands down. They were a bit more expensive, but well worth the $$.

The only drawback is, they didn't have any of them in stock, so I had to order them and they should be here on 9/10. I got 2 of the tall floor cabinets and 4 of the 36" wall cabinets.