Crown Cabinetry
Finished garage in Blue Springs, Missouri, with charcoal slab storage cabinets, overhead racks, a workbench, and bike storage

Custom Garage Storage

The biggest storage room in the house, usually the worst organized.

Most garages are storing things by accident. A shelf here, a plastic tub there, and a corner nobody's been able to reach since 2019. Built-in cabinetry turns the same square footage into something you can actually find things in, and it gets the car back inside.

What we build

Organized around the way you use the garage

Cabinetry is the starting point. The plan is built around what you need to store, use, and get out of the way.

Wall of tall gray garage cabinets with a built-in wood workbench, black slatwall, and overhead storage racks
Tall cabinetry, a working surface, and overhead storage in one plan

  1. Cabinets for everyday gear

    Base and wall cabinets for tools, chemicals, sports gear, and seasonal storage.

  2. Tall storage for long tools

    Tall cabinets for the awkward things: rakes, shop vacs, and extension ladders.

  3. Work surfaces that stay usable

    Work surfaces for the projects that currently happen on the floor.

  4. Closed storage that stays clean

    Open shelving collects dust and looks like clutter no matter how organized it is. Doors make the room easier to keep up with.

A place to work

Tools within reach. Room for the project.

A workbench gives you somewhere to start. Slatwall keeps the tools you use most close at hand, with drawers and cabinets for everything else.

Full-height gray cabinets framing a wood workbench and black slatwall, with an overhead rack above
A dedicated workbench between tall storage cabinets
Close-up of a wood worktop, gray drawers, and slatwall hooks and baskets holding tools and supplies
Hooks, baskets, and drawers keep the work surface usable

Behind the doors

Small details, less daily clutter

It's the things you put away every day that make a storage plan work. A lift-top bench holds shoes, while cabinet shelves give bins a place of their own.

Open wood lift-top bench revealing a concealed compartment for shoes beside a gray garage cabinet

A seat with storage underneath

Shoes tuck inside the bench, ready for the next trip out.

Open gray cabinet with three black storage bins with red latches on individual shelves

A place for the bins, too

Closed doors keep everyday supplies out of sight.

Make room overhead

Designed for the way a garage works

Garages carry the heavy, messy, everyday stuff. A thoughtful plan gives tools, bikes, seasonal gear, and project space a place without taking over the room.

ONRAX overhead storage racks holding coolers and bins above charcoal garage cabinets and a workbench
ONRAX overhead racks keep coolers and bins above the cabinetry
Wide garage view showing overhead racks, wall-mounted bikes, tall gray cabinets, and clear floor space
The same garage, with room to move below

Workbench surfaces, overhead storage, slatwall, countertops, and sink bases: we'll help you plan the combination that fits your garage.

Helpful answers

Common questions about garage storage

01

Will cabinets hold up in an unheated garage?

Yes. Our garage cabinets are designed for everyday use in unheated spaces. We use durable, low-maintenance prefinished panels and help you choose materials and finishes suited to your garage. We'll consider seasonal temperature changes and how you use the space when planning the cabinetry.

02

Can I get a workbench built in?

Yes. Work surfaces are one of the most common things people add, along with overhead storage, slat wall and Onrax racks.

03

Do garage cabinets come in the same finishes as the rest of your work?

Garage cabinetry has its own material and finish options rather than the kitchen menu. We'll show you what's available for the space at the consultation.

04

Is closed storage really better than shelving?

In a garage, yes, for a reason that has nothing to do with looks. Open shelving collects dust, and everything on it needs cleaning before you use it. Doors solve that. They also mean the room reads as finished instead of as storage, even when it's full.