Door Storage Hangers - Wall Mount

[Lunentucker]

After reconfiguring my entire garage I found space for hangers for my doors.
I'd been using a cart, and it worked OK, but it was tedious work getting the hinge pins to line up and working so low to the ground.

The inspiration came from this video, but I wasn't going to trust the cheap tube brackets he used, so I found some heavier ones of solid steel.


Materials:
2x12x8 cut to 76 inches
#10x3-1/2 inch deck screws
16 inch heavy duty shelf brackets
Neoprene foam strip with adhesive backing
2 inch black gorilla tape

I didn't like the neoprene alone and the adhesive seemed shoddy, so I wrapped them in gorilla tape for a cleaner look and to make the doors slide without binding. It seems to be enough cushioning, but if not I will cover them with pipe insulation later.

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[Lunentucker]

The brackets are spaced at 11.5 inches between each bracket in the pair, and 26 inches between the two inner brackets from each pair.
That allows good clearance for both front and rear doors, as well as some space between them pairs.

You could do this with less wall space if you put the fronts on one pair of brackets and the rears on another.

Some people also do an over/under consideration, but you may need a step or two to handle the uppers in that setup.