DIY Closet Makeover (With Floating Shelves)
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Jeff, would be awesome if you make a tutorial on how to install by-fold doors, so they stay in place and not wobbly around. Thank you for the excellent videos!
Great suggestion!
Would love this!!!!
I built my own walk-in closet using Jeff's video, and it turned out absolutly amazing! So glad I gave this project a shot - looks like a pro built it! I always get compliments on it - and anyone who works carefully can do it themselves. Thanks Jeff!!!!!
What size of lumber did you use for the French cleat
I can’t get enough of this channel. It’s helped me tremendously!
When I remodeled my folks mobile home i oil primed all of the paneling then applied textured wallpaper then painted over it. Saved the drywall process. Lasted the 20 years that they lived in it.
Well done. I am going for a modern house look and took advantage of the opportunity to have an accent wall.
Great Life Moto as well.
"LOOK WHERE YOU'RE GOING, NOT WHERE YOU HAVE BEEN."
That will save your bacon!
I'm not normally pro-IKEA but we did something like this with their closet system and its pretty awesome.
casually knows my recent google searches and comes out with this.
LOL. Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIYJeff is actually an AI generated personality. No one can travel between Canada and Florida as quickly. LOL
We all have to deal with this 😂
Lol, same!
Similar doors to mine. They are brass from the 90’s good to know I can paint
Thank you, Jeff, for your work! We installed our first nailed-down hardwood floor based on your video, and now I am watching your videos to build a closet. The best instruction on youtube. Our house is by Berks in Central Pennsylvania, built in 2011. All walls have studs 24" on center, inside and outside. Builders made a lot of mistakes, or maybe just cut corners. The worst was that the grounding wire wasn't connected to the ground, so we'd lived in the house for 5-6 years before we discovered this.
My dude wearing the Hey Dudes while renovating…very nice! Painted my whole living room and added new baseboards while wearing my pair too. Great comfy shoes for working inside!
This guy always know what my next project is!
Iv really been loving this series❤ im more and more curious of what all your doing.
I definitely needed this for my master room. It's nice to see you do it with a dubill wide.
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Man I love this guy! Thanks for another informative, helpful video! I learn a ton from you! Currently I'm using your videos to finish my basement and its looking fantastic!
🎶🎶🎶” Second door, same as the first”🎶🎶🎶. Perfection.
Great job am doing several myself and you gave me lots of tips that will help, Thank you
Hey Jeff, awesome build, thanks for the tips.
One I have for you is that masking tape on the top side of the melamine and a new or very sharp blade both help reduce tear out substantially (doesn't completely stop it, but it makes a huge difference)
I usually use masking tape on my cut lines on coated boards to prevent chipping.
French cleats are great. But I usually don't recess them. I put another board at the bottom of the cabinet to space it properly off the wall. I will have to practice the recess system...
Loving the Hey Dude shoes 😂
when in Rome!
LoL ! ha, loved that comment and back pedal, "trailer 😮 mobile home". I get that all the time. To me they're trailers. lol
5:50 You could always you a right angle attachment for the drill then you have plenty of room and clearance to install or remove screws on brackets. :)
Not sure which brand of screws you were using but I love the GRK R4 screws, which they do sell at Home Depot at least where I am. I use them for the subfloor as well since they drive like butter, saves a lot of time. They are expensive though.
wow i'm learning so much!!!
Awesome video Jeff. Thank you!
Glad you liked it! Cheers Kevin!
Perfect everytime
Cheers!
Just a simple Tip... i tape my board with 2 turns of masking tape before my cuts and measuring ...clean cuts every time !
Thanks for sharing 🔥
Hahaha love the wardrobe 😂. Great video! ❤
almost perfect is perfect hahaha
Awesome! Thanks for sharing.
Our pleasure!
Great video as always. Thank you! I bought a 1940’s house and I love it! It seems that it was renovated in the 60’s. So I am using your videos for both making some renovation and research lol. Please, if you could share the closet into the bathroom project (I cannot locate it) I would really appreciate it, and what’s your opinion about installing an egress window in the basement? Thank you again for your videos.
I would adjust that top height bar so my shirts don't sit on the lower shelf when hanging there (as seen in the final few seconds of video) they tend to get a little dirty/linty on the bottom even if you keep the doors shut. I installed a rubbermaid variant of what you've done many years ago and installed it to have the largest typical gaps between the bottom of the top row of shirts & shelf, and the shirts on the lower bar & floor, so I could use the under-shirt space for storage of folded sweaters under the upper shirts and boots+shoes on the floor. That meant a very narrow space between the topmost wire-shelf and the ceiling, but I used that space to stuff a couple strands of white xmas lights plugged into the old pullchain lamp-socket. That was enough light to really illuminate the filled closet way better than a single bulb would do, and looked pretty great. That lighting choice was because, my own place, not a rental property, where issues might occur.
Our "modular" house is about 21yrs old. Skyline homes built it. Not sure what state they're out of but we live in IL. Exterior walls are 2x6 16" centers. Interior walls are 2x3 24in centers, except some load bearing walls that are 2x4 16in centers. Of course the walls where the half's join are 2x3 so they make up a 2x6.
“Lift all the way to the bottom”
-Jeff
Edit: I’ve watched you for years, done everything 1000 times. But I still love watching you.
Very nice work. Very helpful video. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
I was telling you but you couldn't hear me. 😂
Great tutorial, thanks for sharing.....Nice "working shoes", are those "security tested", jajajajaj
my house was built 2x4 exterior walls with built in wood braces strawbale insulation and then a second exterior wall made with 2x3 and 1x3 then clapboard in Quebec. My roof is cathedral made with homemade I joists. Only built in 2001 but with no building codes enforcement because it’s owner built it’s like going back to the 60’s
Will be watching this later. 😮
Cheers ! Share it with friends!
Awesome work Jeff!
As always, quality!
Thanks for sharing.
P.S Wish we had that hanging door balance guide as you guys do. Simple but brilliant!
Where are you from?
Sincere apologies Jeff, I have just seen your reply tonight.
I live in Barcelona, but am from Australia.
20 years in oz, banker %anker in london for 10 years, bar owner in sth of france for 5 years, 3 years in madrid as a baby product producer and now own, renovate and rent apartments here in Barcelona!
Hence my appreciation of your site, am sick of thieves and b-s artists who try to big talk themselves and just are basically cheaters and lazy, so your site and a few other i follow here on youtube are great!
So, apologies, a bit all over the place to answer your question!!
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The bipass door framing looks like material from Acme General or Arthur Cox.
finally have it together to buy again hard fall
You're not wrong about the screws here having a bad initial bite. Between that, and the screw's shallow bit depth I ended up driving the drill bit into my finger, and getting a spectacular blood blister, lol. I thought I was just an idiot whom didn't know how to use a screwgun, but apparently it's not just me!
Today is a DIY day for me because my wife is out of town, and I'm taking the opportunity to fix a hallway gang box situation where there was a 2-gang for 2 light switches, and a 1-gang with a single light switch about 2 inches to the right. I've managed to get the new gang box in, which is a hybrid called a "smart box" made by Southwire. It bridges the gap between a new work box, and an old work one by having angled screws in it that allows you to drive them right into a stud. All I had to do is cut the nails for the original box, pull them, and the box out, and install the new box.
Now I have all 3 switches in one box, on one plate. Today I get to patch out the hole from the old work box, do some minor dent repair to the drywall, sand, prime, and paint. Hopefully I can get it done right so it looks decent. Thank you, Jeff. Had it not been for watching you, and a few others I would not have known how to get it done!
Hi Jeff. Wow, now that really looks amazing. Beautiful job Jeff. Huge respect to you sir. Your work is just outstanding. Perfection! 👌. Do you sell your shirts as merch? Thank you. 👍
1996 Fleetwood Woodland Park Double-wide 28 X 48. We have outside walls that are 2 X6 and 16" on center. Interior walls are 2X3 at 16" on center. Exterior is t-111 style with grooves that are 8" on center. Interior walls are drywall with knockdown texture. We bought it in 96 brand new for about 39k in Oregon US. Great video, Thanks for sharing,Russ from Oregon
Hey Jeff get out of my grandmas house!! Those ceilings reminds me of her trailer house made house on a plot of land!
I bought a new pre-manufactured/mobile home last year. Studs are 24" on center.
Re: construction screws
ABSOLUTELY AGREE! Please get your Canada suppliers to infiltrate the US market.
Jeff, the GRK brand construction screws have better bite down here. I don’t use them anymore since I’m cheap but that might be what you’re looking for
try pulling tack strips from concrete slab serca 1958
Hi Jeff!! New homeowner over here and your videos are just amazing! I’m trying to install my own floating closet in the corner of a bedroom, but didn’t realize that it’s recommended to put wood behind the brackets/sockets. Can you explain a little more about why one would need the extra wood? If I’m drilling into studs and using a bracket ever 16” am I ok, or should I go get some wood??
Thank you sooo much!
Love from Minnesota!
Cassie
1965 Frontier ... framed from 16 inch, in some places 24 inch centers. Even found an old flat head screw driver that must have fell between the paneling.
mobile homes built post 1976 --- "Per HUD Code, interior wall studs are typically constructed with 2x3” or 2x4” lumber and spaced at 16” or 24”.³ These studs are framed on 16” or 24” centers with door and window openings that have structural headers for functionality and additional strength." Exterior walls are 2x6 for bearing walls.
@1:40 i got the same doors in my mobile home, had an impossible time trying to find those pins that hold it in the bottom track, ended up just 3d printing ones.
Although my biggest gripe is because they slide my cats figured out how to open them by banging on the doors till they moved, which led to waking up to the noise and the doors not wanting to stay in the track properly
Love the build! Curious how you installed the lights? Are they plug in ones or battery operated LED ones?
Nice!
DOOD I LOVE UR VIDEOS
Caulk and paint, when a carpenter you ain't!
I did a quick google search for those 12 inch bits and didn't find anything that was available longer than 6 inches in the US. The Irwin bit extensions are pretty good and more stable than other brands I have tried. I bought a right angle attachment on Amazon that's pretty wonky but it gets the job done too as a last resort.
The basic lower end Dewalt right angle attachment is the bees knees.
So many helpful tips, thank you Jeff. What gauge nail gun are you using? I don't know what size to buy?
I can't believe you used the kitchen table as a work bench, something my hubby would do lol.🤦♀️😁
left by the seller. Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY 👍🏻cheers back.
This looks great! Anyone know what kind of lights he has in there? Need something for my closet at home that's not hard-wired.
I ripped out most of my drywall and added wood for the corners.
But not every room is getting drywall. I mude the corners and seems of old drywall. It looks fairly decent.
Do you have a video on vinyl replacement windows?
There is nothing healthier than fixing things instead of ruining your health and life by sitting on a sofa watching TV.
I wouldn’t try this if my local home depot wasn’t 1mile away on a 35mph street but in nice weather i’ve been known to bring 12-16 foot trim home sticking up out of my convertible like a flagpole.
Actually loving this video, redoing the saggy clothing rods & super basic tacked on shelving in our master has been on my wish list for a while but lower on my to-do list until I came up with a plan. Banging out some melamine essential cabinet carcasses and hanging the rods within them is super easy (I’ve built some cabinets for my kitchen already) so maybe this gets moved up to be done over a weekend soon.
Hello, nice build. This is exactly what I'm going to do. So glad I ran across your video. Now looking through your links, I did see a Home Depot but didn't take to the closet and wood section. Can you point me to right location to purchase the shelving and items you used for the build?
I really don’t know how to use some equipment. Can you have video that teaches some of us how to use different equipments.
yeah ... is on 16 inch centers but its 2x2 framing ... i am not joking .. the roof was 2x2, a tree fell on it, luckily it was small ... pull out the old 2x2 place a new one, lap 2 sheets of flashing .. good to go!
1:11:57 iv never seen that trick. I like it.
What paint did you use on the closet door edges flat, semi gloss, or gloss?
What did u do for the bottom of closet door, did u reuse the track that you showed in beginning of video or did u use a door guide for center? To keep bottom of doors from swinging front to back
I had an 89 skyline I moved from recently and it had 2x4 outer walls 16 on center and all the inner walls were 2x3. 24 on center
cheers!
Jeff, what kind of lights are these? And are they battery powered?
34:57 the Trades and anything to do with Science/Medical are basically only area where METRIC is used. I get Medical, but for the Trades, that’s something that’s just odd here in States, imo; ESPECIALLY depending on what making and materials using….which is key; yep, I know, so be careful as ya don’t wanna mess up and buy more products b/c you used imperial when metric was supposed to be used, unfortunately I’ve been there, lol.
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1:07:00 Wow, making some music with that tool there.
I had no idea that Building Code also regulates how shelves have to be installed.
Hi Jeff, would you consider doing a basic primer on power tools? Would love to make my own closet just like yours, but I don’t know how to use router / saw / stuff you cut with. I was lost pretty quickly 🙁 Please and thank you!!!
great Idea. Cheers!
Did you improve the lighting inside the closet? At one point you showed a bare light bulb, but at the end it looked like 2 utility lights on the ceiling. Both of which are, of course, complete fails. Were all the concealed lights on the shelves permanent or just for the video?
Crap. Now I have motivation.
LOL. Cheers!
Nice! What were the light strips you used? Hard wire, plug in or battery?
led magnetic. motion sensor as well. Cheers! 30-LED motion Sensor Cabinet and closet light,Magnetic ,Under Counter, Wireless USB Rechargeable Kitchen Cupboard,motion activated Night light Bar-2Pack
My 1983 doublewide has all 16" on center 2x4 studs, interior & exterior... Trusses are 16" on center. The disappointing part is the joists are 24". Just bought it a few years ago, in Northern Georgia. So sorry you got one with pressboard sub-flooring, our's has plywood. We have been renovating since we moved in, about 2/3's done. Taking every room down to studs, all new (upgraded) insulation in walls and ceiling and standard drywall going back in.
very nice!
I’m curious how you found that shelving that wasn’t all damaged at the store! I went and looked at it, and all the pieces where damaged in a few places. I ended up buying plywood and I’m just gonna sand it and paint it
Hey Jeff I know you prob don't like talking about News but I think this might be good for the channel because it has to deal with the fire in Maui. There's so many questions I have about if they followed code and how important it is to have a fire barrier which I think those people did not have. Those house's seem to just burn down so fast people was saying in 20 mins. How can a full house burn down in 20 mins if you followed code ? Is there fire resistant dry wall ? It wasn't just one house it was like 1,000 house's so. It had to be a code issue right? Many questions please answer them in a video.
Advice from Jeff "Measure once, cut twice".
"Almost perfect is perfect" works for Jeff but hardly ever for me lol
I am about to install a mirror sliding door from HD myself, which comes with a long metal bottom track, like the old one you replaced. Which new bottom track did you buy--the small one that is attached to the floor only in the middle? - Thank you for the idea. Did you have to remove the pin assembly pieces at the bottom of the doors? Thank you!
I could only fond a track guide that sits in the middle. no full track
Thank you, Jeff.
The question I’ve been dying to ask, have you had any luck discovering flooring screws here in the states? Thanks for another great video
not yet. Cheers! Bringing my own next trip. LOL
I have a 16'x80' 1998 mobile home with 16 in spacing, but the interior walls are mostly 2x3's. I was very surprised that the exterior walls are 2x6 cause I really expected 2x4.
might be because of newer constuction, or location/wind load. mine is a 1985 and the exteriors are 2x4 and interiors are 2x3
Hi Kristine, does that mean they insulated with r20 as well?
all throughout I really wanted to hit Mute when the music was playing, but especially at1:07 it was drowning your voice out. Jeff I admire your teaching and I appreciate these videos. Thank you and Cheers to you. [🥶🖤🔔👍}
Thanks for the input. Cheers!
JEFF! I have a cracked basement wall slightly bowed in my small four plex. Emailed a local civil engineering firm and based off my description they quoted me 3500$ Canadian to do an inspection and provide a repair solution including permit and construction drawings. That is more than I collect in rent in two months. This is why I've been paying for this badge for 2+ years. Is there any reasonable way out of this that doesn't start with giving the enginerds 3.5k right off the bat??????? Please help me
Watch him work faster by changing the speed of the video to x2! LOOK AT HIM GO! 😂
You didn't show how to put those lights inside the closet. Are they hardwired or are they battery operated? That's the best part of the project, getting those cool lights in there. Do you have a source? This was a great job Nice work! That was very informative, you always do a great job of explaining what you're doing.
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any particular reason you could not use wooden rods?
I have bifold doors ad the hardware broke. Is that hardware universal & can I buy at hardware store?
all door hardware can be replaced and most is found at the HD
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Because you asked!
Somerville, AL, USA
Double-wide mobile home manufactured 1999 by Palm Harbor Homes
Exterior walls: 2x4, 16" on center, fiberglass batt insulation
Interior walls: 2x4, 16" and 24" on center, random. Interior walls free-floating (top plate not anchored to ceiling), with a mix of 3/8" drywall and 1/4" vinyl panelling depending on the room.
Roof/Ceiling: 2x6, 24" on center, vaulted throughout house, blown-in cellulose insulation. Wall height at perimeter is 7'6", at center is 9'10" (2 in 12 pitch)
Electrical: Copper 14-2 throughout each half, with five aluminum crossover runs (properly terminated for copper/aluminum junction)
Plumbing: Upinor Pex A with incorrect crimping method used, leaks abound.
And quite possibly the weirdest feature, a light switch mounted 1' above the breaker panel that causes all 240V appliances to run at 120V. I do not understand what purpose this could possibly serve, and I'm scared to touch it because I don't understand it. LOL
Cheers!
Well, yeah, that closet is bigger than my bedroom.
I wish I would have watched this before I called closet world to installed my new shelves. 😢
Oregon, 1980 mobile. 2x6 floorboards, 16 on center, 2by 4 exterior walls, 2x4 load baring center walls, 2x2 non load walls. pathetic. I found the non load thing by mounting a tv with a 2.5 in screw for a tv.
cheers!
Looks like you are in a mobile home.