How to Hang Bikes in a Garage | Ask This Old House
This Old House general contractor Tom Silva helps a homeowner and his daughter hang their bikes in a small garage. (See below for the shopping list, tools, and steps.)
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Shopping List for How to Hang Bikes in a Garage:
- Rope-and-pulley bike hanger kit
Tools List for How to Hang Bikes in a Garage:
- Cordless drill, to drill holes
- Cordless impact driver, to drive screws
Ladder or scaffold, needed to reach the ceiling
Steps for How to Hang Bikes in a Garage:
1. Measure and mark the location of a joist on the garage ceiling.
2. Use the impact driver to screw the first pulley bracket to the ceiling. Be sure to drill a 1/8-inch-diameter pilot hole first, then drive the screws into the center of the joist.
3. Measure the distance from the bike seat to the handlebars.
4. Transfer that dimension to the ceiling, as measured from the first bracket installed in Step 2.
5. Pass the rope through the hole in the second pulley bracket and tie a knot so that the rope doesn't pull through the hole.
6. Secure the second pulley bracket to the ceiling with two screws driven into the joist.
7. Follow the installation instructions to thread the rope up and over both pulleys.
8. Thread the two hanging hooks onto the rope, positioning one below each pulley bracket.
9. Screw a cleat to a nearby wall stud for securing the loose end of the rope.
10. To store a bike overhead, slip one hook under the seat and the other under the handlebars. Then pull the rope to raise the bike up to the ceiling.
11. An antislip mechanism will prevent the bike from falling, but it's still a good idea to tie off the rope to the wall cleat.
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Shopping List for How to Hang Bikes in a Garage:
- Rope-and-pulley bike hanger kit
Tools List for How to Hang Bikes in a Garage:
- Cordless drill, to drill holes
- Cordless impact driver, to drive screws
Ladder or scaffold, needed to reach the ceiling
Steps for How to Hang Bikes in a Garage:
1. Measure and mark the location of a joist on the garage ceiling.
2. Use the impact driver to screw the first pulley bracket to the ceiling. Be sure to drill a 1/8-inch-diameter pilot hole first, then drive the screws into the center of the joist.
3. Measure the distance from the bike seat to the handlebars.
4. Transfer that dimension to the ceiling, as measured from the first bracket installed in Step 2.
5. Pass the rope through the hole in the second pulley bracket and tie a knot so that the rope doesn't pull through the hole.
6. Secure the second pulley bracket to the ceiling with two screws driven into the joist.
7. Follow the installation instructions to thread the rope up and over both pulleys.
8. Thread the two hanging hooks onto the rope, positioning one below each pulley bracket.
9. Screw a cleat to a nearby wall stud for securing the loose end of the rope.
10. To store a bike overhead, slip one hook under the seat and the other under the handlebars. Then pull the rope to raise the bike up to the ceiling.
11. An antislip mechanism will prevent the bike from falling, but it's still a good idea to tie off the rope to the wall cleat.
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Homeowners have a virtual truckload of questions for us on smaller projects, and we're ready to answer. Ask This Old House solves the steady stream of home improvement problems faced by our viewers—and we make house calls! Ask This Old House features some familiar faces from This Old House, including Kevin O'Connor, general contractor Tom Silva, plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey, and landscape contractor Roger Cook.
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