The thought of closet organization can be daunting but when you use your DIY know how it can be very rewarding. With these do it yourself skills, you can find creative ways to organize each of your closets.

Before you start this project, you need to ensure that you plan ahead. When you do this, you will know how many and what type of shelves you will need for optimal space. If you did not plan ahead you may purchase the wrong types of shelves that will not work for you closet space.
As you began looking at the different options, you want to ensure you pay attention to the following things:
• Where is the product made?
o The best products are made in the USA.
• What is the product made of?
o Ensure they are made of quality materials that can hold weight without breaking. The minimum weight they should be able to hold would be 250 pounds. Click here to see photos of stylish and sturdy shelving units.
o It is equally important that they look good.
• Are the shelves expandable or do they need to be cut?
o If they need to be cut, this is extra work and may not turn out properly.
• Are they easy or difficult to install?
o You need to ensure you do not purchase a product that exceeds your level of expertise.
• Do they come with the installation tools?
o If not then you will need to see if you have them or purchase them.
• Do they come with a warranty or a guarantee?
If you do not do this you may end up purchasing a shelving unit that does not work and your DIY closet organization plan will go array. So, instead of being a rewarding experience it will instead be a stressful one.
Keep your teenagers engaged with a DIY closet organizer kit!
Teenagers are notorious for being glued to their phones. If you tell them to put it away, they will look at you like a deer in the headlights. One idea would be to purchase a DIY closet organization kit and then tell them to put their phones down. When they give you that crazy look, you will then tell them they are going to organize their closet with this kit. This will allow them to use their hands and brains to install the organizer. When they do this, it will give them a place to put all of their stuff.
By doing this, you are encouraging them to step out of the comfort zone and to do something hands on. Once they do this, it may encourage them to not use their phone as much as they do right now.
So, if you want to keep your teenagers engaged, you should purchase a DIY closet organizer kit and get them to work.