MUDROOMS TRANSFORMED

mudroom makeovers

Welcome spring with Eco-nized welcome space for guests and family.
Whether it's a mudroom, foyer, or garage, we're here to help get your space is ship- shape for the busy spring season.


GOT GAME
Active families will appreciate this locker-style system. With low drawers, hooks and baskets, it enables everyone to easily put away the outdoor gear. Built-in benches make it simple to shed wet boots and wire shelves let them dry.

CLEAN & SIMPLE
A blank wall is transformed into an efficient storage space. The individual cubbies with hooks are handy for hanging hats, backpacks and coats. See-through wire baskets store smaller items such as balls, bags and gloves. A built-in bench provides place to slip on shoes.

STIRKING STORAGE
Want to make a great first impression? Adding extras like trim and coordinated hardware and selecting custom finishes to match the home can make a striking statement. This oak entryway with its clean modern design and ample storage space, is both functional and fabulous.

New Garage Line

At Eco-nize we are excited about our new line of Garage systems. New features, options and colors: Platinum, Copper Blaze, Heritage Maple & Arctic White!

Most importantly MUCH CHEAPER than what we had before.... what more could you ask for? More details to come...

SPRING CLEANING--GARAGES

Now that the weather is breaking, it is a great time get outside and see what has happend in the cold garage all winter long.







Hardworking and multipurpose, the garage is an extension of the home, a transition place to the great outdoors, and oh yeah, a place to park the car. It can also become a domestic dumping ground. With these simple tips, you can transform an untidy garage into an organized, efficient and enjoyable space.

SET UP A PLACE TO ESCAPE
Designate a space for a passion station and make this the heart of your hobby area. In this ECO-NIZE gardening center, the work surface is kept clear by storing small tools and supplies on slatted walls. Hooks, racks and baskets of different sizes hold just about everything and rearrange with a snap. Deep, beech wood drawers stow gloves and gardening gear.

TIPS FOR TACKLING THE GARAGE
Keep awkward seasonal tools nearby. Rakes, shovels, folding chairs- hang or hook these often used items on the walls nearest the garage door to lessen the likelihood that you'll ding your cars by dragging things along the length of your stalls.
Layer items by hazard and by height. Store children's items close to the ground, with things you'll need to share at mid-level. Stow "adult" items-chemicals, breakables, or sharp tools-overhead and behind lockable cabinet doors if necessary.
Designate a space for smooth transitions. Typically with one free hand as you enter/ leave your home, easy access to everyday items is essential. Use hooks for hanging coats and keys, pull-out baskets to see what you have, and surfaces such as adjustable shelves for setting shoes or groceries.

Dedicate a day to divide and conquer clutter. Park curbside so you can move all garage contents to the driveway. Then as a family effort, divide items by zones: indoor-outdoor transition, household overflow, large/long/long term, everyday yard gear, and hobbies.