It’s official our small closet makeover is complete, YAY!!! This makeover has helped our master closet feel bigger and definitely more organized. But what did this project cost us? Without further ado here is the total cost of our closet makeover.
$329.44
The cost above was for all our supplies to build the system, move a light plus new light fixture, and build the drawers. How about I give you a breakdown of the supplies. Some links in this post are affiliate link for your convenience, click here to read our full affiliate policy.
THE SYSTEM:
- 3/4″ plywood = $69.96 (2 sheets)
- 1″x2″ wood boards = $18.21
- quarter round = $3
- rod holders = $14.94
- 1.25” wood dowels = $8.96
- 1” Kreg Jig course pan screws = $8.36 (2 boxes)
- spackling paste = $3.98
Total = $127.41
THE DRAWERS:
- 1/2″ plywood = $35.99
- 1/4″ plywood = $26.00
- 1/2″ MDF = $11.95
- 1/4″ MDF = $7.42
- 16″ drawer slides = $52
- screws for slides = $10.36
- knobs = $29.97
Total = $173.69
LIGHT:
- light cover plate = $3.37
- LED light = $24.97
Total = $28.34
GRAND TOTAL = $329.44
Find the list of tools we use.
Now, what makeover is not complete without a before and after picture?
If you happened to miss a step or want to build the closet system here are the steps:
- Build a Closet System – Part 1
- Build a Closet System – Part 2
- Build a Closet System – Part 3
- Building the drawers
- Making shaker style drawer front
There are a couple of other items that need to be finished (the trim around the opening) but those items are going to wait until we remove all the carpet from this room.
Do you have a closet that could use a makeover?
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This looks so so good! My husband hates closet doors so this would be a great thing to do when we redo the nursery! Also, I LOVE how the drawers turned out. So cute! Pinning it to my woodworking board for later!
Thanks Cynthia, I have to agree with your husband about the doors!