This Rubbermaid closet organizer retails for $36 which is an affordable solution for most families. Many of us may dream of Elfa Shelving or a California Closet, but it may not be in the cards due to cost constraints. This system does a good job of making space in a closet more useful and organized. The temptation in any home is to use our closets "as is" which often means that we do not optimize valuable space. Product: here.
Posted by John, in Closet Organizers.
A wood closet organizer is a great way to improve the value of your home by creating better storage usage out of valuable closet space. The challenge for most of us is the cost associated with updating these spaces into more helpful storage. The wood closet organizer here retails for $1,020 and is designed for reach-in closets. Moving into a new home is so exciting, but often we miss a chance to create a space that can keep us better organized. Product: here.
Posted by John, in Closet Organizers.
I had a bit of time last week to do some work around the home and one of my projects was getting into my closets. The challenging question seems to be am I organizing my space as best as possible for the limited space that I have? Currently, I have some built in shelves and racks already in place to store clothes and shoes. I wonder though, would I be better off if I had a rectangular closet with nothing in it that I was allowed to finish out? Perhaps, in my next place I will have that chance. I do like the closet organizing systems by Elfa as pictured here. I have their shelving in my garage currently and it has worked out fantastic. This is the birch and white model. Price: $798. Elfa is designed to be a custom solution to fit your specific space requirements much like California Closets. More information: here.
Posted by John, in Closet Organizers.
The closet is often underestimated in its importance in any home. When shopping for a new home it is easy to get excited about other rooms such as the bathroom, kitchen, and living room. But as you continue to live in a home, the limitations of a closet can be quite pressing indeed. I suppose there is always the trade off between how much space you can afford to allocate for closets versus what you may dream of creating. I sit here today telling myself that my next closet will be bigger. Well, we will see won't we? When you do have a chance at your new closet, think of the possibilities. Here are 9 closet ideas and pictures that may help spark some ideas about what may work in your home. There are many different systems and vendors out on the market today that can help make the dream a reality. Picture source: here.
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Posted by John, in Closet Organizers.
Keeping with our motto "get surrounded" here is your chance to easily surround your valuable clothes with the aroma and beauty of a cedar closet. Not only will the addition be naturally beautiful, the safe guard to you clothing will be a definite step up from mothballs. CedarSafe Closet Panels are easily applied to existing walls and minimal tools are required to transform your closet space. Closet Safe offers chemical free planks or panels and will even help plan the amount of material you will need with the 4 step planner on their site. The products are available at Home Depot and Lowe's to name a few and the average closet can be transformed for around $400.00. Panels are available as individual 1/4" x 4'x8' panels or as a Project Pak of four (4) 1/4" x 16"x48"panels. Installation is a do-it-yourself project that requires a claw hammer, tri-square, saw, and nails or adhesive. In addition to insect protection, cedar closets also offer protection from mildew and mold that are proven to be a health risk.
Posted by Will, in Closet Organizers.
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