Bolted to the studs. Built around your gear.
14-gauge steel cabinets and 1,500 lb-rated shelving, drawn to your wall and installed in a day. Priced per linear foot — before we ever visit.
Ironclad outfits garages for people who work in them. Cabinet bodies are 14-gauge steel, shelves carry 1,500 pounds, and every run is bolted to the studs — not the drywall. You approve a dimensioned shop drawing before any steel is cut, and you know the installed price per linear foot up front.
Built by us
IC-T Tall Lockers
Full-height steel lockers for long tools, jackets, and bulk storage. 30-inch modules, lag-bolted to the studs.
IC-SW Slatwall
Aluminum slatwall for the tools you reach for daily. Rails mount to studs; hooks and bins move without tools.
IC-B Bench Run
Base cabinets under a continuous worktop: a bench that doubles as heavy storage.
The build sequence
Measured, drawn, bolted down
Site check
We measure the wall run, mark studs, and check slab slope and outlets so the cabinet run sits square.
Shop drawing
You approve a dimensioned elevation: every cabinet, rail, and clearance on paper: before steel is cut.
Install day
Cabinets bolted to the studs, slatwall loaded, floor cleared. You park inside that night.
Job 24-118: field survey to as-built
The same wall, drawn to done
Shop numbers
Built for people who wrench
“My bay went from pile-of-bins to a wall of steel drawers. Slatwall holds the impacts; epoxy still looks new after two winters of salt.”
Build your shop
Tell us how you use the garage.
What’s broken about your garage now?
Price your project
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