Design your own bay before you buy
We built a design tool so you can lay out your bay to scale, see it drawn as you go, and send it to us for a quote. It takes a few minutes and you do not need to know the product range to use it.
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Measure your wall
Enter the clear run of wall in millimetres. The tool works out how many modules will fit and how much space you have left over.
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Choose your bench length
Pick how many modules of bench you want. Anything left over is room for a tall cabinet at either end.
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Fill the run
Add cabinets one at a time, left to right. Drawer banks, cupboards, a sink module, or an open bay with a rolling trolley underneath. The tool only offers what actually fits the space you have left.
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Top it off
Choose a powder coated or stainless steel bench top, then decide what goes above it. Wall cabinets, roller shutter units, or perforated peg panels for hanging tools.
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Pick your finish
The whole bay redraws in the colour you choose so you can see it before you commit.
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Send it to us
You get a PDF of your design with every part listed. We come back with pricing and turnaround, usually within one business day.
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Start designing your bay
Everything is built on a 720 mm module
One module is 720 mm wide. Every cabinet, bench top, backboard and wall unit in the range is a multiple of it, so the parts line up whichever way you combine them.
Cabinets come in half, one, one and a half, two and three module widths. Bench tops span the same. Wall units hang from a single height so a tall roller shutter cabinet and a low shelf finish level with each other across the run.
The practical upshot is that you are not locked in. Start with a three module bench along one wall. Add a tall cabinet at the end next year. Swap a cupboard for a drawer bank when you work out what you actually reach for. The grid stays the same, so it all still fits.
What goes into a bay
| Under the bench |
Drawer banks, cupboards, open bays, sink modules and rolling trolleys that tuck under the bench top. |
| Bench top |
Powder coated steel or stainless, supplied in lengths that make up your run. |
| Behind the bench |
Closing panels as standard, or perforated peg panels for hanging tools. Add a profile with power points and a compressed air outlet. |
| Above the bench |
Wall cabinets with roller shutters, hinged doors or open shelving. |
| Either end |
Full height cabinets to close off the run, with doors, roller shutters or vertical tool rails. |
Made to a standard you can feel
This is commercial workshop furniture. The same range fits out professional service bays, and it has been brought into the garage rather than watered down for it.
Cabinets are welded steel, powder coated inside and out, and sit on adjustable feet so they level up on a garage floor that never was. Drawers run on full extension slides and open the whole way, so the back of the drawer is as usable as the front. Everything locks.
The doors and shutters are the giveaway. Roller shutters run in a track rather than swinging into the walkway, which matters when a car is parked a metre away. Hinged doors sit flush. Handles are brushed metal, not moulded plastic.
Colours are a full powder coat range rather than a choice of two, so the bay can match the garage instead of the other way round.
Who this suits
Owners fitting out a home garage properly and not planning to do it twice. Enthusiasts with a car worth working on. Anyone who has outgrown a flat pack bench and a pegboard.
It also works where the garage is not a rectangle. Modules can run along one wall or turn a corner, and the range includes cabinets designed to sit in a corner where a door cannot swing clear.
Start with your wall
Grab a tape, measure the run you want to fill, and put it into the design tool. You will have a drawing of your own bay in a few minutes and a PDF you can sit on for as long as you like.
Design your garage storage
Not sure where to start? Call us on 1300 405 581 and we will talk it through.
