Uploaded January 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video, we'll demonstrate how to build DIY Cantilevered Shelving Brackets using scrap wood and rebar.
I'm building a shed and it might be some time until it is complete. I'm storing the materials, such as J-Channel and vinyl soffits on the floor in the shed. But, I need this floor space to store things that are currently taking up room in my garage. And, this material is in danger of becoming damaged as it sits on the floor.
I have scrap pieces of 2x4 lumber and leftover pieces of rebar that I used for staking out the perimeter of the shed. The only thing I need to do is fabricate the shelf brackets and hang them. Then, of course, move the building material from the floor to the brackets.
A curated list of products of potential storage units as well as the tools and materials that can be used to build the brackets are available here: amzn.to/48OQgzI
To learn more about how I built the Catilevered Shelving Brackets or discover other project ideas and solutions visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/diy-cantilevered-shelving-brackets
0:00 My plan to build a Cantilevered Shelf Bracket
1:58 Drilling a half-inch hole into the wood
4:40 Hammering rebar into wood
7:40 Installation of the shelf brackets
9:56 Loading the shelf with the building materials
11:31 SPAX PowerLag Wood Screws
11:57 Summary video for social media
13:00 Credits
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Video Credits:
Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved.
#garageorganization #storagesolutions #storagespace
In this video, we'll demonstrate how to build DIY Cantilevered Shelving Brackets using scrap wood and rebar.
I'm building a shed and it might be some time until it is complete. I'm storing the materials, such as J-Channel and vinyl soffits on the floor in the shed. But, I need this floor space to store things that are currently taking up room in my garage. And, this material is in danger of becoming damaged as it sits on the floor.
I have scrap pieces of 2x4 lumber and leftover pieces of rebar that I used for staking out the perimeter of the shed. The only thing I need to do is fabricate the shelf brackets and hang them. Then, of course, move the building material from the floor to the brackets.
A curated list of products of potential storage units as well as the tools and materials that can be used to build the brackets are available here: amzn.to/48OQgzI
To learn more about how I built the Catilevered Shelving Brackets or discover other project ideas and solutions visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/diy-cantilevered-shelving-brackets
0:00 My plan to build a Cantilevered Shelf Bracket
1:58 Drilling a half-inch hole into the wood
4:40 Hammering rebar into wood
7:40 Installation of the shelf brackets
9:56 Loading the shelf with the building materials
11:31 SPAX PowerLag Wood Screws
11:57 Summary video for social media
13:00 Credits
“As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
Video Credits:
Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records LLC All Rights Reserved.
#garageorganization #storagesolutions #storagespace
