DIY Cane Closet Doors - Bi-Fold Door Makeover
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Ever wondered how to make DIY cane closet doors? This bi-fold louver door makeover was a game changer for our pantry organization. In this video I'll walk you through the in-depth step-by-step process of how we hacked these bi-fold doors with mesh caning and a little paint to totally transform our pantry and open plan kitchen. This closet is one of only THREE closets in our whole house, and had no door to hide the mess when we bought it. These cane closet doors were really easy to DIY and made a massive difference in the space!
Let me know if you have any questions on the process in the comments! What should we DIY next? Drop a comment below with your ideas!
🔗 Here are the links to the supplies needed for this project:
SUPPLIES:
* 1, 24 in. x 80 in. Louver/Panel Interior Closet Bi-fold Door - (rstyle.me/+eLK...)
* 3, 1/4 in. x 3/4 in. x 96 in. Hemlock Wood Screen Moulding (to cover the louver holes) - (rstyle.me/+ade...)
* at least 48” of mesh caning (I ordered the W901U - Unbleached 1/2" Open Mesh from this site, and I ordered 8 feet of it in case I messed up) - (www.franksuppl...)
* Paint color of your choice (I used Benjamin Moore Hidden Falls) - (www.benjaminmo...)
* Paint Roller - (rstyle.me/+AJE...)
* Paint Pan - (rstyle.me/+9kk...) and Liners (rstyle.me/+jfx...)
* Mini Paint Trays - (rstyle.me/+CDT...)
* Knob for the door, if you’re changing it out (I used this gold one from CB2) - (rstyle.me/+y_o...)
* Paintable Caulk - (rstyle.me/+js7...)
* Wood Filler - (rstyle.me/+js7...)
TOOLS:
* Electric Sander - rstyle.me/+HGd...
* Drill - rstyle.me/+-Y8...
* Circular Saw or Jigsaw - rstyle.me/+GJm...
* Nail Gun - rstyle.me/+ydX...
* Staple Gun - rstyle.me/+I0m...
Supplies we used to make the door frame :
* 11/16 in. x 2-1/4 in. x 84 in. Pine Primed Finger-Jointed Casing (for the outside of the door frame) - rstyle.me/+jwg...
* 1/2 in. x 1-5/8 in. Pine Stop Moulding (for the inside of the door frame) - rstyle.me/+LBV...
* Trim paint color
🔗 Here is the link to the We The Dreamers blog post with full instructions and links to all the supplies we used - wethedreamers....
🎥 Check out our other DIY videos here on RUclips!
* How To Stencil A Faux Tile Patio - Back Patio Makeover - wethedreamers....
* DIY Waterfall Butcher Block Washer & Dryer Laundry Counter - • DIY Waterfall Butcher ...
* DIY Macrame Coasters Tutorial - • DIY Macrame Coaster Vi...
✨ Check out some of our other DIY projects on the blog!
* DIY Waterfall Butcher Block Washer & Dryer Laundry Counter - wethedreamers....
* DIY Cane Closet Doors - wethedreamers....
* DIY Built-In Bookcase IKEA Hack - wethedreamers....
* How to Install DIY Floating Shelves - wethedreamers....
---
**Disclosure: We only recommend products we use ourselves and all opinions expressed here are our own. This description may contain affiliate links that at no additional cost to you, we may earn a small commission. Thanks!
What kinds of DIY home projects would you like to see next? Let me know and be sure to subscribe for more tutorials and home decor tips! Check out this IKEA Built-In Bookcase Hack I just did to make over my home office space - ruclips.net/video/yyahfT275fM/видео.html
Your new door looks lovely--I especially like the way the caning harmonizes with your pendant light shade. Sweet! 😊
Re: your request for cane tips...I have heard that soaking the cane in water & installing it still slightly damp helps it be nice & tight after it dries, but I do not have personal experience with this. I do know that, when I had the caning replaced on a couple of my chairs, the artisan said to run a damp sponge briefly over the caning every few weeks, at night before I go to bed, so the seat could re-dry without being sat upon while the caning was damp, to help keep the cane from getting too stretched out over time from being sat upon repeatedly. 🙂
That's all the tips I've ever heard about caning!😉
wow that's really helpful, thanks so much for sharing! great to know for future caning projects. so glad you enjoyed!
The doors look amazing! You may spray paint the hinges and the knob in the color you want (there is no need to change them)
that's a great idea, I hadn't thought to try removing them and spray painting gold. thanks!
To cover the silver hinge hardware... I have used paint markers and metalic Sharpie markers. Since the hinges won't be touched often, such as with a knob, the marker color should stay and not wear off. It has worked for me!
Thank you for this! I have a bi-fold for my pantry also & love the way this project turned out! It may be my next DIY! ❤
So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Nola is a star!!!!
Thanks for this video. Looks great. I want to do this with my bifold doors!
thank you! it ended up being more straightforward than I thought, so I say go for it!
Looks great have you thought of metal gold spray for the hardware ? And I’d paint the surround molding around the door the same as the door . It will make it more finished 😊thanks for sharing
looks great! thinking of caning my doors too, this will be a big help. might want to consider changing out your drapery to something that ties into the dk green? linen would be wonderful! thanks so much :)
Love the look of linen drapes so much!
Where’s the part with how you installed the moulding ? Did you do that first or at the same time you were stapling it?
I'm wondering why you didn't bring the closet further into the room, it looks like you had room to do this.