How to build a closet wall

How to build a closet wall?

A closet wall could be built as an extension to an existing closet. You can also add a closet wall to an open wall space to add extra storage. Standard closet walls are created by framing 2-by-4s on either side of the wall studs. Then, you can install drywall on top of the 2-by-4s, making the drywall flush with the ceiling and the wall.

How to build a closet with crown molding and door?

Choose a design for the closet door that matches the existing molding and get architectural advice. The closets should match the cabinetry in the other rooms of your home so they feel like a cohesive whole.

How to build a closet with crown molding?

Adding crown molding to your closet walls can add an elegant touch, and the small dent in the ceiling is almost unnoticeable. If you’re not sure if you want crown molding in your closet, it’s a great idea to play around with the look in your closet to make sure that it works in your space.

How to build a closet wall with crown moldings?

Adding moldings to the edges of a closet wall can make the space look both classy and even more organized. In addition, since moldings are typically about 1-1.5 inches deep, adding moldings to closet walls helps to make them appear higher than they would be without moldings. Once you have the walls finished and everything installed, you can add moldings to the edges of the closet wall.

How to build a closet with crown molding and doors?

If you want to add some extra detail to your closet wall, crown molding is a great option. It adds a classic look and can really make your closet look larger and more roomy. Plus, it’s easy to install and can be used on almost any type of wall.