Garage cabinets in Coeur d'Alene, Spokane & Boise

Two series. The Garage Vault is pantry-style, floor-to-ceiling storage with full-height doors. Best when you want a clean wall of doors and maximum closed storage. The Tradesman pairs base cabinets, overheads, and a slatwall run for tool hanging. Built for people who use the garage as a work space.

A Garage Vault run is a row of 84 inch two-door pantry cabinets with channel pulls and adjustable shelves, in a 10, 12 or 14 ft run. See the Garage Vault and Tradesman compared.

Every Tradesman run has two tall pantries, two overhead cabinets, base cabinets and a slatwall run, with bar pulls, and the overhead and base sizes change with the 10, 12 or 14 ft run. See every cabinet height, depth and width.

Pantries and base cabinets are 24 inches deep, and the Tradesman overhead cabinets are 12 inches deep. See every cabinet height, depth and width.

Yes, on the Tradesman series. Every Tradesman package, whether the 10, 12 or 14 ft run, includes a slatwall run for hanging the tools you use most. The Garage Vault series is closed pantry storage behind doors and does not include slatwall.

Every Tradesman run includes two wall-mounted overhead cabinets, sized to the run; the Garage Vault has none, since its 84 inch pantries give you the height instead. See the overhead cabinet sizes.

Yes. Sealed melamine resists scratches and the chemicals that come with garage life, it wipes clean, and the finish does not chip the way painted cabinets do. Keep standing water off the cabinet bases; if you hose out the garage, tell us at the design visit so we can place the runs. Both the Garage Vault and Tradesman series are made in the USA, in the same 18 melamine colors.

Yes. Interior shelving is fully adjustable on both the Garage Vault and Tradesman series. Re-set the shelves any time your storage needs change.

Yes. You choose from the 18 melamine colors at the design visit, and the final color is confirmed with you in person before your cabinets are ordered. The on-screen swatches are approximations, so use them to narrow the list, not to make the final call.

The install itself takes one day on site. From our Coeur d'Alene location, most installs happen 2 to 4 weeks after the design visit, once your cabinets are ordered in the series and color you chose; our Boise location gives you its lead time at the visit. If we are also coating the floor, the floor goes first.

Yes. Cabinet-only installs are available. Doing the floor and cabinets together means the same crew, a coordinated install, and cabinets that land on a finished floor instead of a bare slab. See our garage floor coatings.

It depends on the configuration, the series and how many runs you need. You get a fixed written price after the free on-site design visit, before anything is ordered. Book a free design visit.

Yes. Our Coeur d'Alene location installs cabinets across North Idaho and the Spokane area, including Spokane Valley, and our Boise location covers the Treasure Valley. Same two series, same colors, installed by our own crews. See where we install garage cabinets.

From our Coeur d'Alene location: Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls, Hayden, Rathdrum, Sandpoint, Spokane, Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake. From our Boise location: Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Nampa, Caldwell, Kuna and Star. Call the location nearest you to book the free design visit. See both locations and their phone numbers.

Yes. At the free design visit we measure the garage, then plan which series, which run length and which wall each run goes on, so the cabinets fit around the cars, the doors and the steps you still need. See how deep each cabinet is.

Yes. The same two series install in a shop or the enclosed bay of a pole barn the same way they do in a garage. The Tradesman series, with its slatwall run for hanging tools, is the usual pick for a working shop. See our shop floor coatings.

In the USA, for both the Garage Vault and the Tradesman series.