GarageBuddy Extender

The GarageBuddy Extender is an add-on for the GarageBuddy Hanger. Extenders can be chained infinitely horizontally, and you can add more Hangers to the bottom or Grids to the front to add hooks or other add-ons. With Trees, you can add vertical height to the sides or middle to create separation between units. With the Branch add-on and 2 male joiners, you can create an underhung shelf to store two pairs of skis or other equipment.

Purchase Links for 0.5 Inch EMS Conduit

Each extender has 2 holes for 0.5 inch EMS conduit, which you can purchase here:

• 0.5 inch pipe - Amazon
• 0.5 inch EMS conduit - HomeDepot

Contents of Each Extender Set

• 1x GarageBuddy Extender
• 2x 16mm M6x1 4mm Hex Bolts for assembly
• 2x 6mm M6x1 Nuts for side-to-side expansion

Expandable Options for GarageBuddy Extender

• GarageBuddy Grid – a front-mountable grid of screw holes allowing installation of numerous sizes of hooks for hanging bikes, bags, clothes, and more
• GarageBuddy Hooks – hooks for hanging bikes, bags, and clothes
• GarageBuddy Hoop – a 6 inch diameter to allow storage of 6+ pairs of ski poles or 4+ fishing poles. Compatible with standard 6 inch PVC pipe as an optional add-on.
• GarageBuddy Rings x2 – 2 side-by-side rings to allow storage of 1–2 pairs of ski poles. Compatible with standard 2 inch PVC pipe as an optional add-on.
• GarageBuddy Rings x4 – 4 side-by-side rings to allow storage of 2–4 pairs of ski poles. Compatible with standard 2 inch PVC pipe as an optional add-on.
• GarageBuddy Trees – 7.5, 5.5, 4, and 2.5 inch tall vertical extenders allowing separated storage for skis and snowboards, or creation of raised shelves when used with …
• GarageBuddy Joiners – male and female joiners for ShelfBuddy trees in 4-way, 3-way, and 2-way configurations allowing vertical and horizontal …
• GarageBuddy Branch – a 5.5 inch horizontal extender allowing you to create a flat surface on top of a ShelfBuddy Extender
• GarageBuddy ScrewCap – an end cap for vertical extenders with an M6 screw hole for mounting an eyelet from a tree to attach webbing for larger objects like kayaks