DIY CLOSETLearn how to make a dressing station that provides more storage for clothes

I bought a 4’ by 8’ sheet of 3/4” thick plywood from Home Depot. I had Home Depot associates cut the full sheet into 3 strips so that it would be easier to transport home. I made the remaining cuts with acircular saw.

1. Cut the Plywood

24”

14”

10”

66” 11”

10” 10” 10”

Cut at Home Depot

Cut at Home Depot

Cut with Circular Saw

Cut with Circular Saw

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I bought two 8’ long 2x4s from Home Depot and cut them to length with a circular saw.

2. Cut the 2x4s

10” 8” 8”

13”66”

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H

H

G

3. AssembleI screwed the pieces together using 2 1/4” long finish screws. I attached a 12” by 48” mirror using the hardware that it came with. I used a 3foot long 3/4” steel pipe with two flanges to make the rod for hanging clothes.

Mirror

3/4” Steel Pipe with Flanges

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AC

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F