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Comments (11)Hi All, Am a first timer here, came to look out of curiosity & this thread caught my eye. I've been thinking abt doing this as I have quite a large but totally inefficient closet (double barred, front to back, a very full front bar means I can't access the back bar at all, so much of my clothing stays on hangers on the closet doors, yeah that's useful (sarcastic) ... cluttery looking too). As I'm working on decluttering (am serious amateur plant collector 180+ plants) & quilter, I've abt hit the end of my patience w/ the clutter. So ... I'm thinking abt redoing the closets, unless I win the lottery it's DIY only. Was recently in Bed, Bath & Beyond, saw the system they offer called FreedomRail. Looks pretty doable & versatile, I'd just need someone to help me set the foundation which is the horizontal rail(s) (need someone to drill for me). Anyone have experience w/ this system? Since the closet is approx 36" deep (& abt 60" wide), there's a lot space being wasted. Seems much more efficient to put 1 long rail (bar) across the back & then short rails along the 2 sides, maybe one side having an upper & a lower, so I could hang, say skirts on the bottom & shirts on the top. Then of course, the enormous work of emptying the closet & going through all the clothes (decades worth, yikes). Makes me think I should take a couple of days off from work to do this. Anyway, anyone have experience w/ this particular system? Thanks in advance. (PG) Karen...See MoreWhat type of company or should I DIY closet organizers?
Comments (10)Don't use a jigsaw to cut wood for this sort of application--you need a perfectly perpendicular, and a jigsaw's blade will bend. (Been there, done that.) Your circular saw will probably work, but you should use a square of some kind to check the angle of the blade. You probably won't need 2x4s; the bookcase-style boxes built w/ the Kreg jig are really sturdy. If you did crown molding, the Kreg jig will be a snap (you need a drill, of course). Buying the pocket-hole clamps (and the jig itself) will add to the cost of the project, but things will come out so much better (and go together much more quicky). Plus, you'll have them for all the other bookcases you decide you want to build, and the storage bench for the patio, etc. I don't know how other lumberyards are about cuts, but I absolutely think it's worth asking around at the non-big-box ones. Also, I once was going to have my lumberyard just do the ripping (since that's hard to do on your own; crosscuts are easy w/ a circular saw or a table saw). They ended up insisting that they do it all, "it will be so much easier for you," and they didn't charge more. But if you don't find a yard like mine, consider having them to the really tough stuff (ripping the plywood lengthwise into boards all the same size) and leave you the more manageable stuff (crosscuts). And if you end up needed (or wanting) to do that stuff yourself, Kreg has some great jigs for saws! Kreg Rip-Cut jig https://www.kregtool.com/store/c48/saw-attachments/p79/rip-cuttrade/ Kreg Square-Cut jig for crosscuts https://www.kregtool.com/store/c47/saw-accessories/p264/square-cuttrade/ (there are good YouTube videos of these jigs in action--worth a look)...See Moreseeking a custom closet company for N.J. area
Comments (3)NJ here, we used California Closets in Bernardsville. The rep we worked with was great, sorry can't remember her name. She did 3 closets and a home office for us....See MoreRecommended bathroom vanity companies
Comments (2)I have 3 Bertch USA vanities and love them!!! Made in the USA too. Beautiful and great quality with soft closing drawers. I have 2 sage and 1 charcoal colored vanities. I purchased 3 quartz remnant countertops for them from a local stone yard....See MoreUser
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