Fixtures for hardware, building and garden: hooks, slatted panel and bays for tools and goods that hang rather than stand.
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Why this
The shelf is set for the sawThe shelves adjust to the shape of the goods, from flat to round tools — the saw is the source's own example — and are built for heavy loads. Tools sell by weight and shape; the shelf has to carry both.
Starts as one back panelThe section begins with a back panel — pegboard, solid panel or decorative surface — and is built out with shelves, hooks, holders and drawers. When the range shifts from drills to garden shears, you change the add-ons, not the section.
The lawnmower gets a place tooThe range the source names runs from hand tools to lawnmowers, and the highly customized units take non-standard and heavy equipment. The biggest thing on the floor also needs a spot that looks like a shop, not a stockroom.