This simple change to your set up could make things easier for you when you're rummaging around to find what you're looking for in there. Whether you use your shed purely for storage, DIY or work, it's important to be organised. Having a place for everything means that when you need a tool, you can lay your hands on it immediately.

expert Calum Maddock at goes over everything you need to know. He says one of the best tips is to use magnetic storage to organise your tools.

Just like a magnetic knife rack in your kitchen, you can have a magnetic strip in the shed for a fast and effective for small tools.

This could go above your workbench and hold things as diverse as tape measures and scissors, knives and spanners.

This keeps small items organised, off your workbench and easy to spot and access when you need them.

You could install two or three of these strips side by side, depending on how much storage you need.

Another tip is to add which is a basic necessity in a shed.

It gets things off the floor and your workbench and allows you to see what you have at a glance.

There are lots of options for shed . Wood and metal are the most common materials and there are plenty of purpose built shelving systems available for convenience.

It's important to attach the shelves to the supports of your shed and not the walls which won't be strong enough to hold much weight.

Heavy duty L brackets are among the best. However, don't be tempted to overload your .

Finally, you can add above head storage - many people neglect the capacity for above their heads.

This is often unused but useful space for keeping long or bulky items that don't weigh much. This includes ladders, outdoor furniture cushions or timber offcuts.

The support structure for this type of storage must be securely attached to the .

Make sure when installing your overhead , that you leave enough headroom especially once the space is occupied with whatever you are storing there.