Bedroom Closet Door (Complete)

I finally finished the bedroom closet sliding doors.  Overall they came out great.  I was a little nervous about how the sliding door hardware would work out, but it's been a few months now and they work perfectly.

This little addition has made our entire house feel bigger.  It's kinda weird.  We can fit so much stuff in this one closet that we don't really need to keep things in any other closet.  And I went and built more storage anyway.

There was a little nook in the upstairs bathroom, so we put shelves there.  Of course you can't just have empty shelves, so my wife went out right away to buy empty baskets to keep there.  :)

Bedroom Closets

Cape Cods Contain Characteristically Cozy Closets

So we kicked in the wall in one of the eaves upstairs and built a 15 foot wide, 5 foot deep, 4.5 foot tall closet that can fit 10 huge rubbermaid tubs, my tall dresser, and 11 feet of clothes rod. The existing closet got turned into a glorified shoe closet with the addition of multiple full length shelves. I also added 3 large shelves in the nook in the upstairs bathroom where Carolyn promptly put pretty baskets containing various items.

At the same time we ventilated the entire attic (which wasn't ventilated at all), reinsulated the entire attic, gutted both bathrooms again*, revented both bathroom fans, evacuated 2 bats, sealed the windows, reinsulated the bathroom walls, re-sheetrocked, primed, painted, and added tile to the shower and tub surrounds.

*(A couple winters after we originally remodeled the bathrooms we had an ice dam above the upstairs bathroom which caused water damage to both bathrooms. 5 years in and we had to remodel both bathrooms a second time. /annoyed!)

I'm still working on the 3 enormous sliding closet doors that will close off the eave closet. Another weekend or two and they'll be done.  <em>Boring</em>.