For best fit make'em ur self. figure out the dimensions you want and get the wood cut from a lumber store or Home depot., Loews type place, get long wood screws (or sheetrock ones) and feel proud of your accomplishment every time u see it (like i do about my MaMeCast Cabinet) you can start small......or go to gothic cabinet and they start u off with basic stuff u can ask to modify any part of. although i dont know gothics prices.
Ah, if only I had a garage. Condo life sucks sometimes.
Call me snooty, but I only like to see books on shelves.
Everything else (CD's, DVD's, games) are hidden in cabinets or in the closet.
The CHEAPEST, and perhaps the most practical solution for you:
1: Commandeer a closet.
2. Take everything out and line 3 walls with adjustable shelving system (like this
this one ...dirt cheap at Home Depot/Lowes and super-easy to install).
3. Cut wood shelves to fit closet (if you prefer, white melamine fiberboard is always available).
4. You can still store stuff in the closet--get a rolling cart (you can easily pull out) if you really want to maximize space.
5. When you leave/sell the condo, take down the brackets/shelves. You can leave the metal tracks on the wall (since they do not interfere with anything). Otherwise, remove the tracks and simply spackle a handful of tiny screwholes. No one will ever know.
