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Christen G.
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Favourite closet systems

Christen G.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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Does anyone have a favourite closet system to install when your bedrooms don't come with one? I found a few at IKEA that seem fine at/around $450

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Mike B.
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Mike B.
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  • Yardley, PA
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@Christen G. - I make my own closet system utilizing Closet Maid kits (white melamine) stocked in Home Depot.  Sides and shelves are 3/4" thick and the products can easily be adapted to most closet sizes to make it look semi-custom.  I also add some custom size shelving by purchasing 3/4" white melamine shelves and cutting them to size for odd spaces.  Again, a little extra work but final product is great.  If you have a cheap rental and want a basic kit, you can get similar closet kits from Walmart.com (ship to store for pickup).  However would note the sides and shelves are 1/2" (sometimes 3/8") vs. 3/4" sold at HD. 

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