How To Build Shoe Shelves In Closet

Everyone just tosses literally tosses their shoes into the bottom of the closet and it s impossible to find matching shoes when you re trying to run out the door.

How to build shoe shelves in closet.

Diy closet shelf plans. For a larger space such as a walk in closet tiered and stackable shelves are available in wood resin metal clear plastic and metal rods canvas options are available in freestanding and hanging varieties for use in both large and small spaces. Think about the number of shoes that you own and how you would like them to be configured. If you have a pretty big closet this is the perfect diy shoe rack but you could do this one even if you don t have a huge closet.

Without the right closet organization ideas shoes tend to clutter up a home and can become an eyesore not to mention that it can be hard to find the right shoes when you ve got a mess on your hands enter. Measure the space of the shelf in your closet where the rack will sit and cut two pieces of the 3 4 x 8 poplar board to the height of the space. I started by measuring the closet space. And here it is with the shelves slid in those slots.

It literally has a space for all of your shoes and then some. I decided to build simple shoe shelves in the bottom of the closet to store and organize the shoes. Allow for a minimum of 16 inches for two tiers of shoes. How to build custom closet shelves view along the way.

And it won t take you nearly as long to make this one as you may think. A diy shoe rack. How to make shoe shelves for a closet. Step 2 cut sides.

When building shoe closet shelves there are plenty of different designs that you can follow. For this project the design is a simple two tiered rack that will hold several pairs of shoes for great organization. May 7 2014 routing out a slot for shelves to make custom closet shelving. This handy home accessory can keep your footwear organized and may even add a touch of style to your decor without breaking the bank.