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Planning Your Packout Racking Layout

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What happens here

Before any physical installation, meticulously plan the layout of your Milwaukee Packout racking system. Consider the dimensions of your chosen environment (e.g., van cargo area, garage wall space) and the specific Milwaukee Packout toolboxes, organizers, and compact items you plan to store. The system's drawers are customizable to fit different sized toolboxes, allowing you to design a layout that best suits your needs. Also, decide on the stacking height – whether you need one, two, or three units high – to optimize storage density within your space.

Goal: Design an optimal layout for the Milwaukee Packout racking system based on available space and storage needs.

Tools and materials

  • Measuring Tape — Measuring the dimensions of the installation area and Packout units
  • Milwaukee Packout Toolboxes/Organizers — To gauge the space required for each unit in the planned layout
  • Paper/Graph Paper — Sketching potential layouts for better visualization
  • Pencil/Marker — Marking measurements and sketching the layout

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whether you're working out of larger boxes, ours organizers, or even some of the more compact items that we have here, you'll be able to get that access to those items. These drawers are customizable, so you can fit all the different size tool boxes and really uh design your layout how it needs to be. Then, you can also stack and expand these units, so you can go one, two, or three unit high like you see here at this end at this end unit, so that you can increase that storage density and really expand into the environment that you're working out of.

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