This is the Closet Organizers category of information.
This woodworkers list of woodworking plans features a collection of construction projects for building various closet storage areas for your home. Any moderately skilled do-it-yourselfer can build. The woodworking information found on these sites range in quantity and quality. Please contact individual web sites if you have questions about those woodworking projects.
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Build a Closet Here are the step-by-step instructions to build a wall-to-wall closet system.
Link Type: free plans | Wood Source: Family Handyman | Fix Link?
Build a Low Cost Custom Closet In this article, we will show you three different storage systems designed to organize a standard 8 ft. x 24 inch deep closet. The systems range in price from 200.00 to 500.00 and use laminate or fixed wire or a combination of the two.
Closet Need to add a closet in the corner - or a walk in closet in your home? Here is a closet design for each of the closets with a materials list to help you build a closet space you can use quickly.
Closet Cabinet Low on storage, or have no bedroom closets?? If that is your situation, build one or two of these closet cabinets. At the link are the free step-by-step plans to build your own closets.
Closet Construction Ron was asked to help the Hoags create more storage space in their guest room by constructing a pair of matching closets that would be both attractive and practical.
Link Type: free plans | Wood Source: Ron Hazelton | Fix Link?
Closet Island If you have a large walk in closet, build yourself an island for storage. No one says this island could not work in a kitchen as well.
Closet on Wheels It is also ideal in a garage setting for storing all manner of items from hockey bags to gardening supplies to kids toys. And because it rolls, seasonal items that are used less frequently can be stored behind it without being trapped.
Link Type: free plans | Wood Source: Extreme How To | Fix Link?
Closet Organiser The following step-by-step guide will get you on your way to building effective closet shelving.
Closet Organizer Closet organizers can be so expensive, or are often made of particle board. Yet they are so easy to build and customize to your needs. This is a large closet organizer, suitable for dividing up closet space.
Link Type: free plans | Wood Source: Ana White | Fix Link?
Closet Organizer This closet organizer would be perfect for a home office or even a clothes closet. You could even customize it to suit your needs. Follow along at the link to start your new project.
Closet Organizer Clean up a messy closet by hanging your ties, belts and scarves on this 3-in-1 closet organizer! All you need is a 2 x 2-ft. piece of 1/2- in. plywood.
Closet Organizer Build your own birch plywood closet organizer for half the cost of buying one. Using this simple design you can build an organizer to fit any size closet in a weekend.
Closet Organizer Here is a really simple project with big impact for your closets. Build your own closet organizers. This one features a lower rod with upper storage.
Closet Organizer, Installing a Custom Ron designed an easy-to-build modular system that featured adjustable shelves and a closet rod to hang clothes. The kids really got involved in this one, and the results were very organized!
Link Type: information | Wood Source: Ron Hazelton | Fix Link?
Closet Organizing System This simple closet organizing system features three adjustable shelves with plenty of room for hanging space. It can be completely customized to suite your closet space.
Closet Organizing System, Installing a A walk through of how to. Ron recommends a closet organizing system by ClosetMaid and he and the Schneiders get right to work on the installation.
Link Type: information | Wood Source: Ron Hazelton | Fix Link?
Closet Shelving, Basic By Larry Walton. Whether your clothes horse is a closet hog or you really don not have much closet space, following a few simple guidelines can make a big difference in how to get the most out of the closet space you do have.