Hanging Diy Closet Shelves And Rods

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Hanging diy closet shelves and rods.

Measure and mark the lumber for the two side shelves four wall cleats for the side shelves closet rod and top shelf image 1. All you need to gain a lot of hanging space in your closet is two metal closet brackets and a length of closet rod. See more ideas about closet rod closet organization shallow closet ideas. You can buy one from the store but making a diy version gives you the option to easily customize the height length to fit your closet plus it s inexpensive quick and fun to make your own.

Locate studs on the back wall of the closet with a stud finder. From the floor which allowed just enough room to hang two levels of pants. Nail a few nails into the top of each divider through the shelf above to secure it in place. One of the easiest ways to instantly double your hanging space in a closet is to add a hanging rod.

All you need to gain a lot of hanging space in your closet is two metal closet brackets and a length of closet rod. Measure for the distance away from the wall. If your existing closet rod is at least 66 in. From the floor which allowed just enough room to hang two levels of pants.

This closet rod is part of the superslide storage system that is perfect for closets and other areas where hanging items are needed. If this is the case mount the closet rod below the shelf. We placed the top of the rod 35 in. The durable body is constructed of steel for strength and resistance to sagging.

If there is a shelf above the rod determine the vertical distance from the rod to the shelf. From the floor there s enough space to add a second rod below it and still hang shirts and slacks. Cut the side shelves wall cleats for the side shelves closet rod and top shelf image 2. The smooth tubular design of the closetmaid superslide the smooth tubular design of the closetmaid superslide 6 ft.

Prime and paint all wood parts after cutting image 3. Use a few finishing nails to hold each piece in place. Locate studs on the back wall of the closet with a stud finder. If there is a shelf above the rod you should make sure the rod is at least 2 inches 5 1 cm below the shelf.

Closet rod lets hangers slide freely offering easy hanger adjustment. In general it s a good idea to mount a single rod at 5 feet 1 5 m tall. Repeat for the middle row and top row of shelves. If your existing closet rod is at least 66 in.

Say a shelf built into your closet obstructs the optimal rod placement position. To finish off the closet shelves add strips of 1 x2 poplar to the front of each shelf and cubby divider. Leave wiggle room between closet rods and shelves. From the floor there s enough space to add a second rod below it and still hang shirts and slacks.

A double rod set up should have the bottom rod mounted at 3 5 feet 1 1 m and the upper rod mounted at 7 feet 2 1 m.