วีดีโอ

Thanks I tried to find the originals but only had those! Glad it helped!

Thank you! Room is 11.5' x 7' wide. The large ones on the outside are 100cm, the smaller ones on the inside are 75cm.

Hi. These are all PAX ( For size: The large ones on the outside are 100cm, the smaller ones on the inside are 75cm)

Thanks!

Thank you!

Doors would be awesome! but the space is too narrow for doors, maybe next house !

Thank you!

Thank you so much for the kind words! GL on the house hunt!🤞

It was around 22-3/4" ish but I would recommend you build out one of your cabinets and test fit before securing the base and make adjustments before gluing and screwing. GL!

Thank you! The closet is 11.5' x 7'

Hi, The large ones are 100cm, the smaller ones are 75cm.

Thank you! Bought the pipe with a sleeve already on it but most big box stores will sell drain sleeves separately. Thanks and GL!

@@xacresestate any idea where to get that corrugated pipe from at a decent cost? I'm only going to make a couple of those things but the least amount of pipe I can buy is 80 feet! That's over a hundred bucks. I only need any 8 feet's worth. Any ideas. Thanks

Try facebook market place,@@slamdunk58

Ty! 8 foot 3 inches to the top of the crown, the room itself has 9 foot ceilings.

Hiya, we used the flappy backing to get the fabric measurements. Standard fabric roll for us was 58" from our local fabric shop, just measured the height on the cabinet and added a couple inches for good measure and off cuts. we bought WAY more than we needed but can use them on pillows or something lol GL!

Thank you! The fabric store we have here locally has a standard width for fabric rolls, our roll was 58" wide and we knew we had the 8' cabinets so we bought enough to cover the full length +/- a couple inches.( times 8 cabinets). You can still install the backing if you want after the fabric, one thing we didnt try was gluing the fabric to the backing but that might work as well. I secured the cabinets to the side walls and on top of the cabinets to the walls, didnt use ikea's metal brackets to secure to the wall inside the cabinet.. if it was 1 or 2 free standing cabinets it might have, but 4 screwed together wasn't going anywhere, although I did secure it to the walls above the cabinets for good measure. Best of luck with yours, Hope it turns out awesome!

Yea I think the fabric might be more sturdy then the original backing from ikea lol. Once they were screwed together it was solid. I didn't show it in the video but was also glued and screwed to the side and back walls from top. Can see some of it in the LED video. Thanks

Yes, it will take alittle longer to dry but not much

@@noahgarrett9555 ok thx bro

Hi, It was actually upcycled and refinished, wasnt purchased new!

Thank you! I have another video on the channel about it =]

Thank you so much for the kind words! Would love to see yours when finished! Im sure it will turn out awesome!

Thank you so much! She designed it all 🙂. I just got to play with my tools.🙃

Yes! I agree, someone mentioned that and looking back I would've loved to route in a channel for the LED's to sit in and use LED diffuser cover. Thank you!

Haha. Sure, no problem! 🤣😂 Thank you for the kind words. GL on yours!

Thanks so much!

Hi, You can always send me an email and I can answer any questions you may have, I would say at minimum you need to own / be comfortable with a drill, miter saw & nail gun! You can do it!

how many inches was the closet was it 29 inches or 39 ? ans the depth was 22 inches ? please give me your email to reach out

Thank you! The crown and the baseboard was Lowes, everything else was Home Depot.

So far so good! but we didn't over crowd the top shelves for that reason ( just a purse, a hats, a basket etc). The lights are also so close to the front of the cabinets that the light up the opposite side of the closet as well, that wasn't planned but the light works for the walkway and spills over to the other side. The LEDs make a massive difference vs just the chandelier alone. Also made a short with chandlier light on then turned on the LEDs and you can see the difference. Hope that helps!

Yea, thats a good idea! Don't think most people have plunge routers though. Will give it a go on the next one. Thank you for the idea.

It doesn't look that bad and very much depends on the look you're going for/what your goal is. I think it's a great way to add light for not very much money and doesn't detract from the beauty of the wardrobes. Definitely didn't cheapen them.

Yes sir. I cut that portion out of the video as it was too long to make the original video, I will post another video with how I installed them.. but spoiler alert: they were the Govee white LED, 16.4ft dimmable 6500k Day light off Amazon. Had to buy 2 and soldered the 2 sections/halfs together. GL!

Thank you ☺

😂

Yep agree, something we noticed once we added the fabric was the lack of lateral support! We knew it was going to be screwed together so we didn't but in hindsight could have just added the backing for a little more support! Thanks!

Thank you! Yes you are correct :) I was going to blur out the budget costs but couldn't find a way to do it on canva. The bill at Ikea for us was around $2,200 CDN ($1600 USD) (This was also close to 2 years ago). However this included the wooden shelves that we eventually replaced with glass (more money). The cost also doesn't include things like; Handles, crown molding, baseboards, LED lights, the fabric backing, mirrors, chandelier (we reused) or all the trim work. Hope yours turned out awesome!