@@SlimShadyBBy42 Well, old buffet and wardrobe etc saved from recycling center. And only solid wood. there's ton of in these centers in France. Also on second hand's website like Leboncoin (in France ). Always free.
@@Katiee0592 I think it isn't. Recycling "The reprocessing of discarded waste materials for reuse, _which involves collection, sorting, processing, and conversion into raw materials_ which can be used in the production of new products." Reuse, "The repeated use of a product or material in its same form, for either the same or a different purpose."
5k for the material and some tools to build all cabinets/shelves (as seen on the „final“ picture) in the entire room seems to be round about normal. The painting job i would like to see though. did you disassemble the shelves again before painting them white or did you spray paint them when everything was assembled?
The fact that she can build that her self tells me she never got a bid for 20k cuz anyone that would possess such skills would not bother hiring anyone. Its like being a landscaper and hiring a landscaper.
One thing that’s so misleading is them never factoring in the labor time. It’s easy to pretend like you got a deal by doing it yourself when you don’t account for the sweat equity. I’m sure with labor they spent well more than 20k in material labor and tools
Next time on cheap skates on TLC. Tho why not cheaper wood? And most tools to build a closet would count towards other projects too soo... I wouldn't buy em specifically for a closet. And never use em again hahaha
My goodness this goes so fast I know it's on Tik-Tok but do you have a normal video that you can show how you do it step-by-step I would love to do this in my laundry room
It's kind of hard to take DIY advice from someone who has a room in their house just for a closet that is as big as most people's living room. kind of out of touch
I just built something similar and the plywood plus trim (15’ length, 22” depth and 8’ high built in) was $600. With primer,paint and rods the total price was $700
@@sayinwat6768 cabinet grade plywood 3/4 inch is $75 a sheet where i live. Even if it was $100 a sheet it still wouldn't total 5k its not like she's using paddock or black walnut boards.
Good job but to think that the average homeowner can do that you are crazy and why did you even get estimates if you could’ve done it yourself I just don’t understand especially if you are as skilled as it looks like you are
Even if it was 20k sometimes there's a reason why stuff averages out high like that... Yeah you can do it yourself but most of the time it won't be done as professional.. Regardless you're getting the reaction you wanted so I guess it's a win win 😂
Sure you can do it, you can do anything…..however you got a novice install which has no warranty, it will take up everything in your life and take 2 weeks longer than pros. The real difference is materials, you’re using big box crap, the hardware, the finishes…..if you were actually debating using a pro and not just wasting his time, you would of gotten 3 bids and you would of been able to relax, get a better deal, with a warranty and knowing the craftsmanship is superior, knowing you made up a contract and both signed it….you’re all set! You could have had a professional job with a warranty….instead you got the ever more BS’n interneters diy first time blah. And the worst part….because we’re all so stuck in our own narcissism, you’ll just say, “I didn’t need a professional install, I got exactly what I wanted by diy” here’s the kicker…..just good enough for what I need?! Well if you compare my 20yrs or carpentry and your diy….you’d start to understand why my tone, may sound a bit rude. I commend you did the work, I wish people were that passionate, however what this does to the craft….is lower expectations, lower quality, and give people unrealistic data and when you look at craftsmanship from the 19th century….a west coast craftsman “Greene and Greene house” you’ll understand why I’m so passionate and think what we’ve done with many industries, is an outright crime….we are not evolving we’re just feeding the cheap Chinese slave and child labor global market, all for cheaper bs! Two wrongs don’t make a right! All the best
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I build same style closet for 300$ with recycling. Only hardware has been bought.
can you clarify what you mean by recycling?
@@SlimShadyBBy42 Well, old buffet and wardrobe etc saved from recycling center. And only solid wood. there's ton of in these centers in France. Also on second hand's website like Leboncoin (in France ). Always free.
@@SlimShadyBBy42probably more like reusing. Recycling is almost like you build a whole factory to remake those materials xD
@@ardwg_ recycling and reusing are the same thing.
@@Katiee0592 I think it isn't. Recycling "The reprocessing of discarded waste materials for reuse, _which involves collection, sorting, processing, and conversion into raw materials_ which can be used in the production of new products."
Reuse, "The repeated use of a product or material in its same form, for either the same or a different purpose."
Could you make a normal length video about how you guys made this wardrobe? I have to make two in my house.
There is a complete tutorial on my blog startathomedecor.com
I couldn't find it. What's it under? @brooke_StartatHome
same@@alys.1304
share link for full video
@@brooke_StartatHome in your website you didn't mention the thickness of plywood you used, was it 1/2 or 3/4?
$5000 on what? $4500 marble center piece?
waterfall counter top was how much? 20k sounds right considering thats what a kitchen cost
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5k for the material and some tools to build all cabinets/shelves (as seen on the „final“ picture) in the entire room seems to be round about normal.
The painting job i would like to see though. did you disassemble the shelves again before painting them white or did you spray paint them when everything was assembled?
$5000 = ₹4,00,000/- +
For that amount we can have false ceiling for a 1500 sq. ft home and also modular kitchen done. Bdw loved your work 🫡
5k would include all the equipment needed.
And labour
Oh my goodness I love that island and those shelves are amazing
Very nice 👌
Nice job 👏🏼 👍🏻
How is that 5k?
Bravo❤
In India we can build it in $115/-
😅$5000/- closet is like money wasted.
The fact that she can build that her self tells me she never got a bid for 20k cuz anyone that would possess such skills would not bother hiring anyone. Its like being a landscaper and hiring a landscaper.
except you are wrong... when you are building a whole house you get the whole house bid. Then you figure out what you can do yourself to save money.
How the hell did this cost 5k?? This is max $400 to $600!
20 k, 5k 🤣🤣🤣 ! Id fly to were ever you are from the uk stay in a hotel and build it for 5k
That's a wardrobe? Thought it was a kitchen. Do you live in a mansion?
No way it cost u 5k & no 1 is buying it for 20k stop spreading lies 😂
5000?? Material, tools, time , delivery,?
Haha.. that's not even close to 2,000
20k? 5k?😂🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ you have no idea what you can build with 5k hahaha
One thing that’s so misleading is them never factoring in the labor time. It’s easy to pretend like you got a deal by doing it yourself when you don’t account for the sweat equity. I’m sure with labor they spent well more than 20k in material labor and tools
Five grand for sh t you don't need
Stick to your day job. They should've been deeper to prevent the clothes from looking such a mess
That was $5000?? It's beautiful, but what cost so much? Oh, the tools! That makes more sense. 😅
Tools and plywood is very expensive....
@@gradeawork2242seriously though. That’s nowhere near 5000 in plywood and/or tools. Lmfao
The countertop on the island is the most expensive thing
Looks like a montage of different closets
Next time on cheap skates on TLC. Tho why not cheaper wood? And most tools to build a closet would count towards other projects too soo... I wouldn't buy em specifically for a closet. And never use em again hahaha
My goodness this goes so fast I know it's on Tik-Tok but do you have a normal video that you can show how you do it step-by-step I would love to do this in my laundry room
Love it. I just do all my own stuff now too. The quotes are ridiculous
Wow, sorry, but it's too expensive for a South African to build such a beautiful cupboard! Wish I could afford it!😢
In melamine material with my company you’d be looking at around 2500 and it would look 10x nicer
It's kind of hard to take DIY advice from someone who has a room in their house just for a closet that is as big as most people's living room. kind of out of touch
Dear, can you be our reseller ? we're manufacturer for wardrob and could do drop shipment.
How does plywood come out to 5K maybe $500
I just built something similar and the plywood plus trim (15’ length, 22” depth and 8’ high built in) was $600. With primer,paint and rods the total price was $700
@@johnjobber2219 exactly my point. Not anywhere close to 5K
@@spazzypotato8325 Not sure how it got that high
@@sayinwat6768 cabinet grade plywood 3/4 inch is $75 a sheet where i live. Even if it was $100 a sheet it still wouldn't total 5k its not like she's using paddock or black walnut boards.
@@sayinwat6768 ok and 95% of the project is made up of plywood.
Why not buy something from ikea. I dont think it would cost more than 5k
If you ever need a closet that big then you've got too much shit lol
Could you not have built one big enough to fit the clothes into?
5k?That's embarassing sorry
wood alone would cost $300 skill, tools ??
This aint 5k- £700 material max
Nice💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
5k is crazy 😭
Good job but to think that the average homeowner can do that you are crazy and why did you even get estimates if you could’ve done it yourself I just don’t understand especially if you are as skilled as it looks like you are
5k ? how much was profit lol.
i know the 20k bidder was husband.
What are the dimensions of that closet? WxL? And who gave you that insane bid?
Probably fell down by now can just use a Brad nailer simply not strong enough
20,000 to build a closet? I think they were trying to rip you off
no tutorial anywhere on blog nice idea though whoever's video this is
I'll doit with 1500 on material and 3k labor
Frfr I’m a car mechanic I don’t do woodworking but $20k?? Foh
Still expensive
Your closet is bigger than my master bedroom lol.
I love your closet; where did you buy the wood to build your closet?
Yep when you have time tools money and you know how to do it good job
🎉🎉WOW....just wow!!!💙😱
House like that whats a extra 15k
Hey did you use sun mica or painted?
Please post a link of tutorial
Dope
650 new op bid
Where did you get such high quality looking plywood. All my local stores are warped its unreal.
plywood dealer
500 of the 5000 is a planer
Amazing job!
5000 ?
Video cool , this song ruined the video tho.
oh wow I so love the design, awesome job!
20k?😮
🙌
Me gusta. Muy bonito. Felicidades
You are amazing as a woman i dont feel confident doing things like this but you have definitely inspired me to have a go 😊
No way a closet would be 20k
stop the cap 😂 no one is quoting 20k for a closet.
Even if it was 20k sometimes there's a reason why stuff averages out high like that... Yeah you can do it yourself but most of the time it won't be done as professional.. Regardless you're getting the reaction you wanted so I guess it's a win win 😂
Open closets are horrible 🤢
You wasted so much money lmao
Man... that's not a normal walk in closet to begin with. 😅 Great work in any case, awesome layout.
Nice work done but thought you gonna leave the very bottom in cleaning sake but you sealed every corner how are you suppose to clean?
Sure you can do it, you can do anything…..however you got a novice install which has no warranty, it will take up everything in your life and take 2 weeks longer than pros. The real difference is materials, you’re using big box crap, the hardware, the finishes…..if you were actually debating using a pro and not just wasting his time, you would of gotten 3 bids and you would of been able to relax, get a better deal, with a warranty and knowing the craftsmanship is superior, knowing you made up a contract and both signed it….you’re all set! You could have had a professional job with a warranty….instead you got the ever more BS’n interneters diy first time blah. And the worst part….because we’re all so stuck in our own narcissism, you’ll just say, “I didn’t need a professional install, I got exactly what I wanted by diy” here’s the kicker…..just good enough for what I need?! Well if you compare my 20yrs or carpentry and your diy….you’d start to understand why my tone, may sound a bit rude. I commend you did the work, I wish people were that passionate, however what this does to the craft….is lower expectations, lower quality, and give people unrealistic data and when you look at craftsmanship from the 19th century….a west coast craftsman “Greene and Greene house” you’ll understand why I’m so passionate and think what we’ve done with many industries, is an outright crime….we are not evolving we’re just feeding the cheap Chinese slave and child labor global market, all for cheaper bs! Two wrongs don’t make a right! All the best
Still worth it doing it yourself, you can buy cabinet grade plywood from lumber yards, skip Home Depot and Lowe’s