There’s Still Time to Save Thousands With NewAge Products Black Friday Deals

Upgrade your garage. It’s worth every penny.

By Hank O’Hop

Posted on Nov 30, 2024

NewAge Products Black Friday Deals

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I know I sound like a broken record. I also know nobody is going to impulse buy themselves a whole new garage storage system. However, those of you who’ve been entertaining the idea of doing so really need to jump on the opportunity. NewAge Products’ Black Friday deals are still serving up the opportunity to save thousands on garage cabinets that’ll transform your workspace.

Last year, I installed NewAge Products Pro Series cabinets in my personal garage. I still can’t get over what you get for the money. While we’re not talking about a small investment by any means, this is a far cheaper solution than you’ll get through a lot of other suppliers. Still, the quality, storage space, and versatility rival anything else you’ll find. If you’re ready to overhaul your space, the Pro Series 14 Piece Cabinet Set for $5,599.99 is a no-brainer. You can also stand to save a little more by bumping down to the Bold Series 14 Piece Cabinet Set for $2,499.99.

Bold Series 14 Piece Cabinet Set for $2,499.99

If you want to really take the look and feel of your shop to the next level, they are also on sale for Diamond Plate Pattern Polypropylene Garage Flooring Tiles for $3.79 per square foot. I’ve also installed these in my shop, and they really elevate the environment in a number of ways. Most notably, it’s easier to keep clean than bare concrete. 

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Hank is the former Commerce Editor at The Drive. As a diehard gearhead, he spends the majority of his free time dissecting and playing with all things mechanical.