We needed to make some space in our Master Bedroom and decided to create a closet. Here are some pictures of before, during and after of building the new closet.
Here is the unused space in the corner of the Master Bedroom.
Adding a few more inches to this space.
It is important to remove all the drywall and install a fresh piece instead of patching the drywall.
 Installing a new piece of drywall eliminates the look of a “bump”.
Installed 8′ bi-fold doors and trim.
Bi-fold doors allow full access to the closet when open.
Finished product, Painted and done!
High and low shelving has been added and rods that match the style that is within the rest of the house also.
Written by Keith Schneerer
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Keith has spent 30+ years repairing machines, starting as a military mechanic and later maintaining food processing equipment before moving into appliance repair. He founded RemoveAndReplace.com to share field-tested repair advice.
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Thank you for correcting that for us.
in the second photo where the framing is shown, the header is one 2×4 laying down, it should be two 2x4s upright to prevent sag which will eventually cause problems with the door.