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Frequent, close at hand
Frequently used tools should stay visible and accessible with one hand, without taking over the primary work area.
RONZ STORAGE / WORKSHOP STORAGE
Everything in its place. Ready when you are.
Modular workshop storage for individual makers and hobbyists—designed to adjust, expand, and invite you into the build.
From one tool to the whole workshop.
Ronz is not built around a single tool, and pegboard is not the whole answer. We start with how tools are used and how work moves, then decide what belongs on the wall, on the work surface, in a drawer or cabinet, or moving with the project.
A work surface is for work first, storage second.
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Infrequent, removable
Occasional tools belong in drawers, cabinets, or shelving, where they can be taken out as a group and returned together when the work is done.
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Projects, kept in motion
Work in progress stays separate from long-term storage so a project can pause, move, and restart without reorganizing the entire room.
Not more containers. Clearer relationships.
Five systems answer what should stay within reach, what should leave the work surface, what needs structural support, and what needs to move with a project.
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Tool Wall
Tool Wall
Move frequently used tools off the work surface while keeping them visible, reachable, and easy to rearrange.
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Work Surface
Work Surface
Serve the work happening now, reserving permanent space only for items that genuinely need to stay.
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Drawer
Drawer
Organize small parts, consumables, and precision tools in layers that can be recombined as tasks change.
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Cabinet & Shelf
Cabinet & Shelf
Give large, heavy, and infrequently used items a stable capacity base for the workshop.
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Project Storage
Project Storage
Let work in progress, tool sets, and materials move, pause, and restart as one unit.
Structure carries the load. Interfaces change. Adapters fit the tool.
Structure
Structure
Aluminium profiles, sheet materials, linear shafts, and dependable joints establish scale, stability, and load capacity.
Interface
Interface
Hole patterns, grids, rails, and standard mounting surfaces allow modules to move and change.
Adapter
Adapter
Small, accurate fittings meet the specific tool without locking the entire system to one object.
Combined solutions that begin with the problem.
We show what Ronz is working on and how mature it is, without presenting research directions as finished products.
Existing direction
Multi-standard tool-wall adapters
Replaceable ways to hold specific tools across IKEA-style holes, square holes, round holes, and other wall interfaces.
In development
Drawers and small-parts systems
Exploring systems such as Gridfinity within their useful limits, keeping small parts organized without forcing large items into a grid.
In planning
Whole-workshop planning
Coordinating walls, work surfaces, drawers, and cabinets according to frequency of use, weight, size, and project flow.
The modules you can obtain.
Online purchasing is not part of the first stage. For existing accessories, custom panel sizes, or material kits, send us your requirements.
Tool-wall accessories
Holders, supports, and dedicated fittings for different pegboard and panel interfaces.
Custom-size panels
Panels sized and detailed for the space, hole standard, and installation conditions.
Modular material kits
Workbench, cabinet, and shelving kits built from aluminium profiles, marine plywood, linear shafts, and standard connectors for self-assembly.
From building it yourself to a complete design.
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Source locally from drawings
Receive the plan and drawings, then choose local or familiar material suppliers.
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Prepared material kit
Ronz cuts and prepares the required parts to the agreed dimensions; you assemble the system yourself.
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Finished accessories
Choose adapters and storage components that have already been designed and tested.
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Complete workshop design
Build a complete storage plan from the space, the objects in it, and the way you work.