
Garages take a beating — especially in Florida.
Humidity, spills, storms, and the occasional flood turn most garage systems into ticking time bombs. Swelling panels. Warped shelves. Moldy corners. And the worst part? Most of it looks fine… until it doesn’t.
That’s exactly why we decided to stop assuming materials would hold up — and start testing them ourselves.
Most garage organization systems rely on MDF or similar composites. They look great on day one, but they have a fatal flaw:
They don’t like moisture.
Even small amounts of water can cause:
In a climate like ours, that’s not a “maybe” problem — it’s a when problem.
We started researching materials designed for high‑moisture and exterior environments, not just interior closets pretending to be garages.
That search led us to Extira.
Extira is a high‑performance panel engineered to handle moisture, humidity, and real‑world conditions far better than traditional MDF.
But instead of taking the manufacturer’s word for it, we decided to do something simple:
Test it ourselves.
We exposed the material to direct water for two full days.
No babying it.No controlled showroom conditions.Just real exposure — the kind garages actually see.
✔️ No swelling
✔️ No warping
✔️ No damage
After 48 hours, the material looked exactly the same as when we started.
That’s when we knew this wasn’t just a marketing upgrade — it was a functional one.
Extira panels are made from 90% wood and treated with zinc borate, which helps protect against moisture, rot, and termites.
They’re manufactured using a proprietary process that improves consistency, durability, and performance — especially in environments where moisture is unavoidable.
In plain English?
👉 This material is built for garages, not scared of them.
If your garage has ever dealt with:
Then the material matters just as much as the design.
A beautiful garage that can’t survive moisture isn’t organized — it’s temporary.
We don’t believe in selling upgrades just to sound fancy.
We believe in:
That’s why we’re now offering waterproof material options for garage systems — because we’ve seen the proof ourselves.
We documented the entire testing process on video so you can see exactly how the material held up.
If you’re planning a garage upgrade in 2026 and want something that can actually handle Florida life, this is a conversation worth having.
Built for real life. Built to last.