Garage bike storage

I've screwed some old hanging basket brackets to my breeze block garage and used foam pipe insulation to protect the frame. Each bracket supports the top tube. Also used some redundant adjustable wall brackets designed for holding a microwave oven:
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/8405391.htm

I currently have four bikes in my standard sized garage AND I can park my medium sized car in there, only one bike is kept on the floor, the others are hung up on a side wall, also I have shelving and tools stored too!

I've got to add that being in a rented flat, I could not put heavy duty screws fixings through the walls, and the rail can be moved easily or even put on castors to help that.
There are plenty of very cheap specialised hooks to hang bikes from garages walls.

From time to time Lidl sells a garage/shed-roof-mounting pulley system for about twelve quid. Strong and easy to use. Worth keeping an eye open for.

Decathlon have some simple hooks that you screw to the wall. I have 5 bikes hanging of these:
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/cv-501-bike-hook-id_3760125.html
£3.99 each

we've got 5 road bikes at home hanging of a very simple setup:
a 1.8m long by 1.9m high industrial clothes rail : £30 quid:

http://www.shopfittingwarehouse.co.uk/shop-equipment-c8/clothes-rails-c1...

and some home made hooks with B&Q double hooks with some straps to hang them off the rail, and bits of old inner tube to protect the rims.

http://www.diy.com/nav/fix/hardware/ironmongery/hooks/-specificproductty...

Add a plastic sheet to collect all the crap from the commute bikes, and you've got a solution for 5/6bikes in a small area indoors for roughly £60-£70.

I won't add a picture fo the whole thing for security reasons as highlighted by Simon E, but here's one of the hook we've got.

Blimey. That's some job. They must have turned up with a van and just loaded it all in! Cheeky bastards.

Don't wish to cast a cloud over this but I'm currently rethinking my bike security after two serious bike thefts in Shropshire in the last couple of weeks. One chap had his TT bike, 2 road bikes and a MTB nicked. The most recent haul was worth £17,000!

B&Q do these:

http://www.handymanhowto.com/2008/09/14/wall-mount-bicycle-rack/

Think they were £15 each or something. I have it drilled straight into the wall, you could just buy several and arrange as necessary.

I knocked this up out of some lengths of 2by2 the pegs are threaded bar cut to length then wrapped in foam (from bike packaging donated by LBS) as I don't have a garage

I bought a wall hook from Halfords where you fasten it onto the wall.

Bikehut Bike Wall Storage Hanger costs 10.99. Simple to use and the hook is covered in rubber so the bike doesnt get marked.

I built four of these for my bike room. Super sturdy, good value (about £150 for the wood for 8 bikes do much cheaper than commercially bought stands) and they can be freely moved around without marking walls or ceilings. http://m.instructables.com/id/Vertical-Bike-Rack-from-2x4s/

This would be another way of doing it with only one hook per bike

Excuse my poor job. I wasn't going to fire up autocad for this, So it was a simple MSpaint job.

The red being your garage, The black being wood or metal to secure into your garage and the blue being the hooks from wherever you choose to get them, laying it out in pairs like that for your rear triangle and they hook on where the drop outs are

That sky set up will be custom made to fit their bikes and lorry. BUT, its simple enough to do yourself.

Depending on what you want to hook, the frame or the wheels?

Wheels are simple. Get this and screw it to a secure point on your rook

http://www.probikekit.com/uk/bbb-parkinghook-bicycle-storage-hook.html

Frame's are a little different, but I dare say that hook above would work. You would just need two for each bike, one for each side of the rear triangle.

Cheaper option would be to get these from your local DIY store like I said above

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=32171

If you have roof space look up. I had a couple of pulleys and a nylon rope with carabiners for quick release. Quite easy to rig a hoist to keep them up out of the way.

I think I've seen something commercially available but it's quite easy to put together the parts from B & Q.

edit - here ya go http://www.amazon.co.uk/Silverline-554289-Bicycle-Lift-20Kg/dp/B003H72GV4/ref=pd_sim_sbs_sg_1

Another option, get a car bike rack second hand, cheap and work out a way to cut and put it onto the wall.

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61oR0U5XbDL.Image._.jpg

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51UGVgGu7gL._SL500_AA300_.jpg

What kind of budget are you on? I'm thinking a small one by the solution's you've listed?

So something like this, around £40, its a "lean to" stand for two bikes

http://www.tredz.co.uk/prodimg/35530_1_SuperSize.jpg

Then again, if you are quite happy to screw into the wall. Something like this for around a tenner

http://www.parker-international.co.uk/ProductImages/fullsize/qr40020.jpeg

Even cheaper, Just go to your local DIY place and get hooks like both of these use and fashion your own stand or hanger