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Hammer? Screwdriver? Screws? Can you find them when you need them? The secret to having what you need at your fingertips is keeping your everyday tools and hardware visible and easy to access.
Stop wasting time looking for the tools you need. The solution? We recommend storing tools and hardware on the wall. Our elfa shelving and drawer system make it easy! It can be customized to your space and is easy to install.
The first step in organizing your tools and hardware is to take inventory of what you have. Get everything out of your drawers and toolbox and get rid of duplicates or tools you don't need. It's pretty common for someone to accumulate multiple sets of screwdrivers, pliers and wrenches. And whether you've loaned tools out that never got returned or you simply don't have a good drill, you'll also probably discover you're missing a few essential tools.
Next, sort the tools and hardware you are keeping into groups. Put all the different sizes of wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers, hammers, etc. together. For hardware like screws and nails, sort by size and type and put in a jar or dish until you decide what type of container you want to use.
elfa Utility Boards are a vast improvement over traditional peg boards. And they are an ideal solution for keeping everyday tools and hardware visible and accessible. Boards can be mounted directly to the wall or used with elfa Shelving and Drawers. Specialty hooks let you arrange tools and supplies (like rolls of tape and extension cords) anywhere on the board.
Organize hardware like screws, nails, bolts, nuts and washers in containers that are clear, labeled and easy to access. Jars, sectioned bins and magnetic containers are all good options.
Make it easy to complete projects and simple repairs by creating a work station near your tools and hardware. If you're using elfa, add shelving, drawers and a work surface to your solution. Store larger tools and tool boxes on the shelves and supplies like sandpaper, lightbulbs, rags and hacksaw blades in labeled drawers.
