Garage storage install videos that put every lag screw in the joist.
Overhead racks, wall tracks, cabinets and sheds go into a ceiling or wall the customer can’t see inside, and one step decides whether the rack holds its rated load. I animate that step from your manual with the drywall cut away, so buyers can see the joist they’re aiming for.
Free, back in 48 hours, and yours to keep. No call needed. Reply to my email, or send a product link and the step number to adam@assemblyclear.com
What buyers say about shed and storage manuals
Not about your product, but they may sound like your support inbox.
“I noticed that the wall panels easily got out of square when screwing them together.”
“All the pieces fit together like a glove until today when I put the doors on it doesn’t line up.”
“Great product. Lousy instructions… had nuts and bolts scattered all over the ground”
Overhead-rack manuals put it plainly: “The lag screws need to be placed in the exact center of the joist.” That is hard to picture through drywall, and it’s why decade-old live-action rack install videos still pull hundreds of thousands of views.
The steps where garage installs go wrong
Built from your manual, with your part letters and hardware names. CAD helps but isn’t required, and your engineers don’t need to be involved. You approve a still of every step before anything is animated.
- Finding and marking joistsStud finder, edge marks and center line, with the ceiling cut away so customers see what they’re aiming for.
- Lag placement, right vs wrongPilot hole size and depth, washer, at least 2 in. into the joist center. Drywall-only shown as the mistake it is.
- Posts, beams and decksEqual post lengths, level beams and deck seating, with bolt counts per joint.
- Wall tracks and slatwallStud spacing, anchor types and level lines for wall systems and hooks.
- Cabinets and sheds that stay squareSquaring checks before the doors go on, so the “doors don’t line up” surprise never happens.
- Load limits as writtenYour rated loads and joist conditions shown exactly as your manual states them. No added claims.
Start free. Pay only for a video that matches your product.
If it isn’t right, you don’t pay
You approve stills of every step before I animate. If the first full cut still doesn’t match your product, I fix it until it does. If I can’t get it right, you don’t pay, and I refund your deposit.
Timeline: first full cut 48 hours after you approve the stills, final files in under a week. You own the videos.
- Sample of your hardest stepFree
- Founding pilot, one product (first 5 brands, 5 open)$950
- One productfrom $1,500
- Five products$6,000
- Monthly: new products and updatesfrom $2,500
Tell me which step your customers get stuck on.
I’ll animate it on your product and email it back within 48 hours. A product link and a step number are enough.
I’m Adam. AssemblyClear is a small studio in Seattle, and I build and check every model myself. You’ll email with me directly.
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