Cabinet in between studs

DIY between stud storage

Build Individual Wood Cabinets or Open Shelves between Existing Wall Studs as Custom Recessed Shelving

Our ranch house, built in 1959, has a spacious feel due to the soaring vaulted ceilings, large open entry and big windows. It is, however, sorely lacking in closet/storage space on the main level, especially in the kitchen. Being an avid from-scratch cook, I keep stock of several types of vinegars, oils, flours, sugars. Canned goods and small tubs of extra beans, rice and nuts are stockpiled on sturdy shelves in the basement laundry room (this area doubles as storage for a small supply of…

Spice closet between studs 😍

Learn how to add a recessed shelf that fits inside the wall between studs. It’s a great storage solution for small spaces! I love the idea of making storage out of unused space, and one way to do this is to build

Building a closet between the studs is a great option for the kitchen or bathroom.This diy storage closet is perfect for storing tall items.

In-Wall Storage Ideas Storage is such a luxury, especially in small spaces. A great way to squeeze in more storage to a tiny room or home is to add it in-between the studs. Recessed or in-wall storage

Good news: There are a lot of clever DIY ways to make the most of your current kitchen cabinets.

1. Cut Opening in wallboard between studs (usually studs installed 14.5" apart) and install cabinet flash with front wallboard , hang Mirror or painting over to hide cabinet , Cabinet walls 3/4' thick Unfinished MDF or choose other materials at additional price from pictures, If your sizes are not listed -Buy Bigger closest size and include your required sizes in notes at checkout please , shipped not assembled . 2. Cabinet Depth is 3.5" default for regular standard wall framing 2x4 , need…

I think built-ins are such an important part of a farmhouse. I've walked through so many old places, filled with room after room of built-ins. I love how they make a house feel. Wherever possible (and feasible), I've added in...