Install Side Shelving Units
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DIY Built-in Closet Organizer
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The existing closet walls are likely not perfectly straight. To accommodate this, measure the depth of the side shelf units at the back and front. The back might be deeper (e.g., 57 inches) than the front (e.g., 56 inches). Disassemble the partially built side unit if necessary, trim the shelf pieces to account for the angle, and reassemble. Once adjusted, install these side shelf units using wood glue and screws, ensuring they fit snugly against the angled walls. Secure them to the wall studs using additional wooden cleats or brackets, similar to the center unit, for stability.
Goal: Build and install additional side shelf units, adjusting their depth to accommodate for non-square walls in the closet.
Tools and materials
- Drill/Driver
- Measuring Tape
- Screws
- Stud Finder
- Table Saw or Circular Saw
- Wood Glue
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