Did You Know Seasonal Gear Can Take Up 50% of Your Garage Space?

Did You Know Seasonal Gear Can Take Up 50% of Your Garage Space?

If your garage feels like it shrinks with every season—you're not imagining it.
From snow blowers and salt buckets in the winter, to bikes, lawn tools, and pool floats in the summer, seasonal gear can take up nearly half of your available garage space. And if you're not rotating things properly, chaos builds fast.

Here’s how to take back control with efficient seasonal storage swaps:

🔄 1. Use a Rotating Wall System
Proslat’s wall storage lets you easily swap hooks, bins, and racks in seconds. Keep your winter gear up high in summer, and vice versa—no drilling, no hassle.

2. Label and Zone by Season
Dedicate specific zones to Summer, Winter, and All-Season. Clear bins with bold labels make it easy to know what to store—and when to access it.

3. Overhead Storage = Untapped Potential
Seasonal gear you only touch a few months of the year? It belongs up high. Install overhead racks to get bulky items like sleds or patio cushions out of the way.

4. Roll It, Don’t Stack It
Rolling cabinets or carts let you store off-season items neatly and move them out of the way with zero lifting. It’s especially useful for heavy-duty tools or sports gear.

5. Make Space for Your Life
A clutter-free garage isn’t just about looks—it gives you space to work on projects, store your car, or build out a hobby zone. Seasonal swaps aren’t just smart. They’re freeing.