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SAFETYNOTICE

To prevent accidents, keep safety in mind

while you work. Use the safety guards

installed on power equipment; they are for

your protection. When working on power

equipment, keep fingers away from saw

blades, wear safety goggles to prevent

injuries from flying wood chips and saw-

dust, wear headphones to protect your

hearing, and consider installing a dust

vacuum to reduce the amount of airborne

sawdust in your woodshop. Don't weal

loose clothing, such as neckties or shirbs

with loose sleeves, or jewelry, such as

rings, necklaces or bracelets, when work-

ing on power equipment. Tie back long

hair to prevent it from getting caught in

your equipment. People who are sensi-

tive to cerbain chemicals should check the

chemical content of any product before

using it. The authors and editors who

compiled this book have tried to make

the contents as accurate and correct as

possible. Plans, illustrations, photographs

and texb have been carefully checked. All

instructions, plans and projects should

be carefully read, studied and understood

before beginning construction. Due to the

variability of local conditions, construc-

tion materials, skill levels, etc., neither

the author nor Popular Woodworking

Books assumes any responsibility for any

accidents, injuries, damages or other

losses incurred resulting from the mate-

rial presented in this book. Prices listed

for supplies and equipment were current

at the time of publication and are subject

to change. Glass shelving should have all

edges polished and must be tempered.

Untempered glass shelves may shatter

and can cause serious bodiiy injury. Tem-

pered shelves are very strong and if they

break will just crumble, minimizing per-

sonal injury.

METRICCONVERSION

CHART

to convert

Inches

Centimeters

Feet. .

Centimeters

Yards.

Meters.

to multiply by

.Centimeters..... ......2.54

...Inches

...0.4

.Centimeters

. ..

.......30.5

.... Feet

...0.03

...Meters

...0.9

....Yards

....1.1

THE COMPLETECUSTOMCLOSET.COPYRIGHT@2006by Chris Gleason.

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Library of CongressCataloging-in-Publication Data

Gleason,Chris,1973-

Closet / by Chris Gleason. -- 1st ed.

pcm

includes bibliographicalreferencesand index.

ISBN-I3: 978-1

-55870

-B (alk. paper)

1. Cabinetwork.2. Clothesclosets. I. Title.

TT1,97.G4872006

684.1'6--dc22

2006015861

Acquisitions editor: Jim Stack

Editor: Amy Hattersley

Designer: Brian Roeth

Production coordinator: Jennifer L. Wagner

Step-by-step photographer: Chris Gleason

Chapter opener photogtapher. Richer Images

Technical illustrator : Len Churchill

-777-I (alk.paper)

ISBN-10:1-55870-777

ABOUTTHEAUTHOR A self-taughtwoodworker,Chris Gieasonhas operatedGleason

Woodworking Studio for more than eight years. From his studio in Salt Lake City, Utah,

he designs and builds contemporary furniture and cabinetry for a vanety of settrngs.

When he's not in the shop, he enjoys mountain biking in the summertime and telemark

skiing in the winter. He is also an enthusiastic old-time banjo and fiddle player.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSI'm grateful to Jim Stackand Amy Hattersleyat F+W Publica-

tions for helping so much to bring this book to life. I'd also like to thank my friends and

cirents who opened up their homes for the closets you'll see in this book. Their wiliing-

ness to get involved made for some neat projects. While I'm at it, my wife, Michele, also

deservesmore than a little acknowledgement for her good nature and patience.

:d.

tableof contents

planning for efficient & user-friendly storage B

beyond the basic box

PROJECT ONE

sparebedroomcloset...zs

PRO.| ECT TWO

sharedmasterbedroomcloset... q

PRO'ECT THREE

closet-based home office s2

;ffis ctoseta

walk-in closet eo

laundry room closet .. gz

kids closet tu

PRO.|ECTEIGHT

hall closet ne

suPPttERs...l26

lNDEX...127

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