Build A Closet In Garage

Use the height measurement of your closet wall.

Build a closet in garage.

Measure the desired area width and length of your free standing closet. Since this closet is in our basement and our basement ceilings are less than 8 feet normal off the shelf closet doors would not have worked or would have had to be modified. Repeat for each inner shelf and the top. After locating the studs in both walls in the corner.

How to build a free standing closet building the closet base. The reason the stud location is important is this is the location that you will center your new stud wall to so. Build a frame for each inner shelf to the size of the cut plywood shelves. This can be done.

Attach the side piece s to shelf from the outside to stabilize the unit. Locate the existing studs in the corner of the room which you wish to install the new closet space. I decided i could just build them from scratch. Attach the first shelf to the wall with a screw gun at the desired height making sure there s enough room for storing your items.

Build each side wall of the closet on the floor. Supplies needed drill 1 4 masonry bit self centering bit box of 3 wood screws with matching star bit interior paint paint tray and roller paintbrush 12 flush cabinet hinges 3 cabinet pulls. The frame should reach from the floor to the ceiling. Use 3 inch nails two per stud to secure the frame.

Supplies needed to build the closet doors 7 1 6 select boards. Bypass closet door track. Screws cabinet bumpers construction grade 1x4 pine edge banding plastic coated particleboard melamine shelf supports. It was only after i was done that i had the idea for.

Build the frame for one of the two new walls for the enclosed room. So i thought i would film it for fun.