I then took a speed square to mark a straight line where I would make the cuts that would end up fitting into the corner of the wall. Since I wanted the slats to lay in a non-symmetric geometric pattern I first laid out all of the slats I would be using to make sure they would still balance from top to bottom. After doing some (not so) quick math I determined I needed 21 slats to make this happen. I knew that I wanted the height of the whole piece to be approx 4 ft tall with shelves made if 3/4″ thickness. You can even use the top for entryway storage, for those little things like your keys, watch and glasses. A little drawer to separate all your shoes from everything else is probably the easiest solution to end your shoe storage woes. NOTE: If you are more of a visual learner like I am, take a peek at my INSTAGRAM stories of this project.ĭecide how many slats you will be using. Place a tiny drawer just for shoes near the doorway. Table Saw (if you need to rip down plywood for shelves).Wood Filler (or Putty for painted surfaces) Buy Aeitc Portable Plastic Rack, 72 Pair DIY Shoe Storage Shelf Organizer for Entryway, Shoe Cabinet with Doors, White: Free Standing Shoe Racks.Construction Adhesive (optional, pending permanency).Finish of choice (Paint, Stain or Clear Matte Polycrylic).3/4 inch Edge Banding (for wood finish).1×10 pine board (Can also use MDF, if painting, or birch plywood, if staining, to be more cost-effective). 1×2 pine boards (You could also use MDF boards for a more cost-effective option, however, you would need to paint them.).Project Materials: These will vary slightly depending on if you plan to stain or paint your boards. How Do I Make my Own Shoe Organizer at Home?
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