How To Build Closet Shoe Shelves

A diy shoe rack.

How to build closet shoe shelves. There s a step by step tutorial. Shoe shelves can organize up to a dozen pairs of shoes and provide affordable and space saving options in closets. 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. These will serve as the shelves.

Once the shelving unit is sanded smooth use your choice of paint or stain. Drill pilot holes. This builds directly into the closet or you could build it on a bedroom wall or even behind a door. How to build a shoe rack for your closet cut wood for sides.

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. Slip the one legged shelf unit into place and secure with nails. Measure the width of the shelf of the closet. Plus a materials list to make the build much more manageable.

Step 8 paint shoe closet shelves. Cut for the toe rest. Measure for toe kick and rod. Video transcript building a custom shoe rack like this one is a simple way to maximize closet space.

Move the unit to the closet. Our front hall closet has been a disaster when it comes to shoes. Remember to sand the other 2 pieces of 4 foot 1 by 8. If your closet needs both organization and design consider building this shoe rack.

With the vertical piece firmly on the floor level each individual shelf and mark its location on the inside door trim of the closet. Notch out each of these marks. Pin it build your own rustic looking industrial style shoe rack with some wooden boards and pipes. It s pretty versatile and really easy to diy and you can make it as big as you want to hold all of your shoes.

Continue sanding the entire shelving unit for preparation to paint or stain. This handy home accessory can keep your footwear organized and may even add a touch of style to your decor without breaking the bank. Measure the space of the shelf in your closet where. I decided to build simple shoe shelves in the bottom of the closet to store and organize the shoes.

Use some wood putty to cover the screw heads and sand it smooth. We used an oscillating saw and chisel for this job.