Gun/Reloading Room Storage Ideas Needed

[Seanpcola]

Well, I just looked and I don't have any spare panels. Forgot my neighbor talked me out of them. Here's a couple of bad pictures of the hardware room in my shop to show how I use them. Nuts, bolts, wahers, wood screws and whatever other hardware I have in bulk is stored in these. I've got 6 panels hanging and there is a lot of stuff in them. I have them mounted directly under shelves and cabinet. I dont label them because you can see directly into them but at work we haD whole walls covered with these panels so we used the labels in the front slot of the bins for identification.

 

[TennJeep1618]

I don't, guess I should give any advice on this one. I would show you a pit on how to set up a reloading room but I'm a hoarder. All I have is a small trail to get around in, Just my 5 cents jj

My room currently looks like a smaller scale of your shop. I'm trying to fix that.

 

[TennJeep1618]

Thanks for the suggestion about Akro bins. I've already got several of the bins, so I looked into a system like this a while back (http://inlinefabrication.com/collections/inline-rail-wall-mount-organization-system), but it was very expensive.

Right now I'm looking toward slatwall panels, like this:

They come in lots of different colors and have almost endless types of fixtures, from shelves to baskets to hooks, etc. Looks to be more versatile than pegboard and Akro bins.