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Before California Closets came on the scene no one had ever heard the term "Closet Organizer". Not only did this company start a new brand but they also created a new concept all at once. Today most people are familiar with the idea of closet organizers, particularly because affordable systems once installed, make order out of chaos. There are many different closet organizers from which to choose. You can go with the DIY Kits or hire a closet company to custom design a wardrobe system for you. For the fashionista with a lot of money and a huge wardrobe, a custom design may well be worth the price. For those on a budget, there are closet kit choices that include familiar brands like: Rubbermaid and John Louis Closets. The first one, Rubbermaid, makes easy-to-install and easy-to-expand upon systems made of wire; John Louis wardrobe closet organizers are made of wood. Each self install organizer, no matter what the brand, is generally designed for easy installation. So you don’t need to have high-level carpentry skill, just be able to use a drill and a level. How to Choose a Closet Organizer? First, you will need to find a closet organizer model that is appropriate for your closet type and size. By type, I mean, is it a reach-in or walk -in closet. Then, what are the dimensions? Once you have this information, you may want to start looking online at the different DIY closet organizer options: There are some very inexpensive organizers for a tight budget that receive great reviews. For a built-in furniture look, consider going with wood. Will the Clutter Disappear If you're used to having an old fashioned closet with nothing more than a clothes rod, one shelf and shoes all over the floor, a good closet organizing system will change your life. With adequate shelving, hanging space and adding whatever necessary accessories suit your needs: (shoe rack, drawers, tie and belt rack), clutter will be gone! You can learn more about shoe racks , closet shelves and how to get your closet organized by visiting our site.
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