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There's no better way to create a bit of extra storage space in your home than to set up a free standing closet! This piece of furniture is both an aesthetic addition to a room and a resourceful way to do more with less. • It provides all the storage you need without taking away from the overall look and feel of a room. You can use a stand-alone closet to store extra clothes and accessories, to put away bags, or to organize special items like seasonal decorations and tools you use around the house. • Whatever your reason for getting a free standing closet, you can't start to enjoy it until you assemble it. Here are 5 helpful tips to make assembly a breeze.
1. Skim the Directions • Before you get all worked up with all the parts of a free standing closet, take a step back and look at the directions. • You don't have to read through all the steps word for word yet. Just skim the directions at first to get a feel for what the assembly process will look like. This helps you wrap your mind around the task you're about to take on.
2. Lay Out All the Pieces Once you have an idea of how the freestanding closet will come together, start taking all the parts out of their packaging. Be mindful not to lose any small pieces as you do so. But, make it a point to lay out all the large pieces and leave enough room for the final product to stand.
3. Think About the Ceiling Height While it's good to have all the pieces laid out before you begin assembly, you don't want to assemble your closet in a horizontal position. This could cause complications when you try to put it upright if your ceiling is too low for the closet to tip. As such, the best way around this is to assemble the free standing closet in an upright position from the start. Keep in mind that assembling everything in this way is more complicated than assembling horizontally. It takes a lot of skill and experience to know how to do this correctly and safely, which is why hiring a professional is usually the better option.
4. Make Sure Everything Is Secure Whether it's you doing the assembly or someone you hire, double check that everything is secure. The last thing you want is to have the final product break on you because a screw was loose or another piece wasn't properly in place. Give the shelves a little shake and see if they budge. Check that all the parts of the closet are level and that the drawers open/close as they should. It's better to notice any mistakes now than when everything is already arranged in your new closet! As you're arranging everything, though, pay attention to how the closet is handling the extra weight. If it's one a soft surface like a carpet, you may hear squeaking because the ground isn't level enough to support the closet and the weight of all your things. Another detail to keep in mind is a baseboard. Not all free standing closets come with this piece, but it's better to have from an efficiency standpoint. Cutting a baseboard and adding it to the back of the closet makes it much more secure. It ensures that it stays close to the wall you'd like your closet to be by.
5. Assemble the Closet in the Area You Want It to Be The final assembly tip to keep in mind is to put the closet together where you want it to be. This will make setting up much easier on you. You don't want to assemble the closet in the living room then have to transport it to the bedroom, or vice versa. Put all the pieces together in a space that's relatively close to where the final product will be placed in your home.
The Easiest Way to Assemble a Free Standing Closet There are two ways to assemble a free standing closet: you can follow the directions given and use all the tips above, or, you can call an expert. If you want the easiest solution and the least amount of work, just choose the latter. This will save you from having to figure anything out and doing any heavy lifting. Click here to contact a Professional Assembly Team today.
