Slanted Ceiling Closet

Designing & installing a pallet wall closet using closet components from ModularClosets.com

Prep your closet by removing all pre-existing wire shelving & window moulding. Mark off the wall studs.

Use a Sawzill or reciprocating saw to saw through the nails & separate the boards from their wooden anchor spine. Sand down.

Stagger boards on wall for effect, leaving open space behind the drawer unit (the drawers block the open space from being seen)

Mark the angle of your ceiling by leveling your board to be trimmed at 90 degrees to your angle. Trace the slant using a second board held along the angle, as shown. Trim on the mark.

Fill in any open spaces with pallet wood. In addition, use wood stain in between the cracks to fill in the space completely.

Mount Closet Components on 6" base build from matching filler strips & mount closet units on top. Measure 14" for the closet depths and 2-3 additional inches for the pallet wall. Begin base there.

Using Shelf Towers to flank the window & center drawers, fashioning hanging space from a rod & shelf & an additional small Shelf Unit, the closet descends in a staggered height along the slope of the ceiling for a symmetrical effect.

Add a makeshift planter box using extra pallet boards