After spending the entire weekend cleaning and organizing my garage, my back was extremely sore due to all of the boxes of Christmas, Halloween, and Easter decorations that needed to be stored in the attic along with some sporting goods. These boxed items were taking up useful space that should have been sheltering my car instead of exposing it to horrible weather conditions.

While lying on the couch with an ice pack, I stumbled upon a cool way to transport items into the attic with a pulley system that you can make yourself. It requires hardware, tools, wood, and a 3D printer for wheels, and if you don’t have access to the 3D printer there are alternatives to this.

Check out the tutorial below and get started on making a DIY Attic Storage Assistance especially if you live alone or suffer from back problems or joint issues.

DIY Attic storage assistance tutorial

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Nearly every home has an entrance and a hallway. It’s usually found at the front entrance of the house, and it’s the first thing your guests will see when they visit you. The sad thing is that it doesn’t get utilized enough during the decorating process and becomes an area full of clutter, disorganization and wet clothing.

Turn an under-utilized entry area into a highly-functional mudroom with efficient storage and organization system.

How messy can a home look when family and friends begin to delayer themselves of gloves, scarves, snow boots, and coats, etc. while leaving a trail of dirty slush on the floor? Very messy. It would be so much cleaner to have an entryway designed as a mudroom equipped with storage space for all of the ear muffs, hats, etc.

We found a clever DIY Mudroom Storage Crates design that will get your home looking stylish and organized quicker than you can kick off those wet boots – Okay, not that fast unless you don’t want it done right.

DIY Storage Crates

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