Organizers

This organizer incorporates one mirror, two punched aluminum panels (for earrings and necklaces), one corkboard, and two magnetic boards. You can customize it to suit your needs.

Get your little one organized by building a cubby organizer for him or her. Here is how...

This is an easy project to build using these free plans. Makes for a great organizational caddy for hair accessories.

This modular mail organizer was built using 3/4 inch thick scrap plywood and a few tools. Perfect for getting more working space on your desk.

Get your shoes organized by building this wall mounted peg shoe organizer.

This simple organizer neatly stores papers, files, books, magazines, catalogs etc. We have provided several customization options so that you can accommodate different size items, vary the style, and alter the dimensions. It goes together very quickly with a unique production technique. The organizer must be made with plywood because it would not be able to withstand the expansion and contraction associated with solid wood.

Build a shoe organizer using these detailed plans, step by step instructions and video. This shoe organizer will hold 10 pairs of shoes and has a transparent lid so you can easily see what is inside. It also features moveable dividers.

Keep all things school related in one spot. Build this school organizer with backpack storage as well. Hang it on the wall by the door.

Here is a quick and easy project that will keep your supplies organized. Build it using this free tutorial.

This wall mounted organizer is perfect for kids backpacks and school papers. There is even a chalkboard for memos. Build it using these free plans.

Get your kitchen cabinets organized by utilizing all the space available to you. That includes building cabinet door organizers. So easy and useful. Follow along at the link to gain more kitchen storage.

If you need to get your office more organized, in particular your desk, you need to build a desk organizer. It could also be used as a charging station as well. The dimensions of this desk organizer is 12.5 long x 5.5 deep and 6 inches high. Follow along at the link to see how it was built.

Usually I go straight from paper sketch to working with wood. On this project, I thought it was worth the price of a 2x4 section of plywood, plus an evening or two, to first make a prototype.

Build a wall mounted mail and key organizer using the free woodworking tutorial available at the link. There is even a shelf for a potted plant.

With compartments for mail and hooks for keys, this piece should help to keep you organized.

This pencil box organizer is perfect for keeping your desk organized. Also perfect for crayons! Build this simple organizer using the free plans at the link.

Build a desk topper shelf using wood from your scrap pile. This will give you added storage and remove clutter from your desk surface giving your more workspace. Build it using the free woodworking plans available at the link.

Build this drawer organizer using scrap wood or plywood and the free instructions at the link.

Build a wall mounted mail sorter/organizer using these free woodworking plans.

Follow along at the link and build a peg board desk organizer. This one features a place for magazines or tablets in the back.

This is a link to a Google 3D SketchUp drawing for a simple desktop organizer. You will need the SketchUp software to download this drawing and its freely available online. We do not provide support for this software. Not all drawings have the measurements displayed but you can use the measurement tool in SketchUp to easily and accurately determine the dimensions of each lumber part. Most drawings do not have instructions, its assumed you can build it based on the completed drawing provided.

Clear space on your desk by building this wooden desk organizer. This one was built using 1/2 inch plywood but you can use a wood of your choice.

This handsome mahogany cabinet is a smart way to store phone equipment in a home office, library, or den while providing valuable storage space.

This piece helps make sense of office chaos, and can also serve as a handy kitchen organizer.

Build this fun desk organizer using plywood and these free instructions.

Build a double decker printer stand using the free woodworking tutorial at the link. This space-saving project makes keeping your desk organized and clutter free. Built it!!

Here is a quick and easy project that will make your life easier: a wall mounted mail organizer. Free plans at the link.

With this pegboard inspired wall organizer you can customize the placement of the pegs to suite your needs. Build it using these free instructions.

You only need one board to make this nifty desktop organizer. Check out the link and see what tools and steps you take to make one for your desk.

Here is a fun project to help you get your desk organized. Full instructions at the link.