SMG Attic Flooring Utility Grid shown installed perpendicular to the lay of the floor joists.  Especially in older homes, attic joists are not always installed exactly "on center."  The unique nature of the SMG Attic Flooring Utility Grids permits installation either parallel to or perpendicular to the joist.

SMG Attic Flooring Utility Grid shown installed parallel to lay of the floor joist.  In newer homes, the attic joists are more likely to be installed exactly "on center."

*In many homes, truss systems may not be warranted for weight due to objects stored in the attic.  Be sure to check with you builder or truss manufacturer before placing heavy objects in your attic.  SMG, Inc. maintains No implied or specific Liability for damages caused by objects stored in attic.
SMG Attic Grids installed beneath an open joist in a garage, basement or outbuilding provide an excellent additional storage area for objects which you may wish to keep off the floor and out of the hands of children or pets. 
SMG Attic Grids installed beneath an open joist in a garage, basement or outbuilding provides additional overhead storage for those "hard to part with" lumber scraps!  Your wife will appreciate your newfound storage space!


SMG Attic Flooring Utility Grids creates new overhead storage spaces for sporting goods items that are usually difficult to store.
SMG Attic Flooring Utility Grids are often used as an option for a semi-finished appearance in loft-style architecture or in the place of a solid "tile" for basement ceilings.  Permits ease of access to electrical, telephone and cable lines.

SMG Attic Flooring & Utility Grids are also used in dormitory lofts.  Creates additional storage space as well as spaces to hang garments!



Utilizing SMG Attic Flooring/Utility Grids as a base for a potting station keeps the work area free from dirt and water as you repot your plants.
SMG Attic/Utility Flooring creates a safe, easily organized space for seasonal decorations.  When properly insulated with reflective foil insulations, you can also store heat-sensitive items such as candles in your attic as well.
 
Installation is simple.  All that is required is a screwdriver (or battery powered drill) and # 8 deck screws.  Screws are installed at intersecting points where the High Strength Low Alloy Wire meets as shown.