Closet Organizer Plans

Learn some closet organizer plans from this article.


You can find that no matter how much closet space your home has, you probably wish you had more. Using the right closet organizers, you can turn wasted space into extra closet storage. By drawing up closet plans, it can help you focus on what you need to store your items in your closet space. That, in turn, it can help you make better use of your closets. You can learn some closet organizer plans from this article.



Start from assessing your closet needs by choosing the closet you plan to organize. But before you remove anything from it, you should make a list of what you keep in the closet by deciding whether you plan to return the same items to the closet or plan to store some items elsewhere. You should also make a note of any odd-sized or over sized items you might have to make special space for.

Second is by determining what proportion of the closet you need to devote for certain items. You can find some long items such as dresses need special space. Then you can try to determine how many lineal feet of closet rods you need. You should also decide if you can use the back of the closet door for storage as well. You know that pocket doors or sliding doors generally don’t work well for storage.

Third is measuring the closet. You need to carefully measure the interior of the closet. And if you plan to add a cedar lining or make any changes to the inside walls of the closet before you add the closet organizers, you can make allowances for that. Remember to measure from floor to ceiling as well.

Fourth is by viewing some closet designs. You can check closet organizers websites for ideas by browsing through books and magazines that feature closet makeovers. Or you can also visit a home improvement store to see what products you like. Don’t forget to make notes of what items you would like to incorporate into your closet space. Also, you need to jot down the dimensions of the organizers you plan to use.

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