Plans for walk in closet organizer

[Donald Reeners]

I would like to know where I can find plans for a walk in closet using my Kreg tool.

[David Dean]

Well why dont you go to MY CLOSET.COM you can draw it up this will gave you a idel to strat from.

[Ken Darga]

Plans for closets, can be found in some books.

Look for books that feature ''shelving'', closet organizers, and the like.

Shelving is very useful, on all closet walls.

Shelves up high/near the top, for storing less used items.

Plan your spacing to facilitate storage containers.

Narrow shelves for smaller objects, such as folded sweaters, shirts, and the like.

Closet rods, (make or buy), to span the spaces between narrower shelves.

Position closet rods, for long objects like slacks, and closer spacing for shirts---

Locate shirts, jackets and the like near the top, so as to make the eye level.

Shelving can be supported, using shelf support brackets, shelf pins, or the like, to make them adjustable vertically.  Visit your local hardware store or home centers.

 

Shop various stores displays, furniture stores, books.

Make up some sketch ideas, to your liking, and ''go for it''.

 

A very useful book, ''The Joint Book, the Complete Guide to Joinery'' author Terrie Noll,

published by Chartwell Books, Inc. 

Also a book, ''The Pocket Hole Drilling Jig and Project Book", by Danny Proulx, published by 

Popular Woodworking Books.

Lots of useful info for the beginner, novice and good reference material for the skilled builder.

I'd recommend both of these books be in the hands of woodworkers.

Keep them in your workshop, for ''at-the-ready'' reference.

You could even have them handy, when you're on the ''throne'', watching woodworking shows on tv, or the like.

Peruse them often, don't just read them once and file them away.

 

Kreg offers several videos on building with pocket hole joinery.

Peruse them several times.

 

Good luck in your woodworking adventures.