/Shelving General/

>>1139605

make your own from 2x4 and plywood

>>1139605
You could paint them with an exterior grade paint
But first you need to paint them with a wood sealer.
Or you could just cover them with plastic shelf-paper and try not to soak them.

>>1139608
This.

I ripped treated 2x4s to 2x2s or thereabouts and built mine using those with proper cross-bracing of course. Of course the weight on them isn't like engine parts or anything, just terracotta plants with soil. Which is a bit heavy.

>>1139614
>cover them with plastic shelf-paper and try not to soak them

came here to post this

>>1139655
>came here to post this
Why?
I mean at least (you) could have provided some context or content.

>>1139811
>Why?
It's simple, effective, inexpensive, and doesn't require any tools.

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>>1139605
Got this a few weeks ago
http://www.ebay.com/itm/131809601934
Really sturdy (without using the wheels) and it looks really nice. Thinking about getting a couple more and putting them side by side.

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>>1139605
You moved into a room. And you need shelves. So you naturally want metal garage shelves.
But you can't, because they will get wet. In your room. Where you live.
With your garage shelves.