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Closets
"How am I going to get all my
clothes in this closet?" ranks as number one among customer questions, says
Becky Plath, co-owner of Closet Organizers. "Many closets look big until
you start putting your stuff in them. Then they look little."
Often, people pay no attention to
closets until after their house is built. It’s a good idea to pay attention
sooner than that, such as when the house is being designed.
But whether or not you help plan
your house’s storage areas, closet organizing systems, consisting of shelves,
drawers, shoe racks, door and wall racks, extra rods, etc., can help you
maximize space. Pick a system built of high-quality material. If you choose
ventilated wire, for example, be sure it’s heavy gauge steel. If you hire a
professional to design and install your storage system, make sure he guarantees
the installation. "Closets are a very important part of the house," Plath says,
"and custom closets add to its resale value."
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