| Project by TulsaWoodSmith | posted 05-02-2009 06:47 PM | 6687 views | 1 time favorited | 7 comments |  |
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I converted a spare bedroom into our master suite Cedar Walk-in Closet. The room is 11’ x 14’. I used 600sf of tongue and grove 1/4” aromatic cedar on the walls and ceiling. The trim was rough cedar which I planed then shaped as needed. We closed off the original doorway into the hall, and opened a wall into the master bedroom and finished the opening with double doors and double mirrors on the bedroom side.
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a1Jim
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#1 posted 05-02-2009 07:12 PM
Hey Michael
Wow that’s some closet , very nice and I bet it smells wonderful in there. Another winner.
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Don K.
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#2 posted 05-02-2009 07:25 PM
Very nice. I will make sure to NEVER show my wife this picture or she will want one !!! LOL, seriously though, it turned out great.
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Scott Bryan
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#3 posted 05-02-2009 07:50 PM
This turned out great. I love the look that the gives to the closet and I know it smells wonderful. With over 150 sq ft this is a big closet and I see that you managed to squeeze a few of your clothes in there as well.
This is a wonderful addition to your home that will give your wife more room for her outfits and shoes. :)
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rosewood
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#4 posted 05-02-2009 07:54 PM
wow… its wonderful,
I know how its feel inside, warm at night, cool in a day, i have been living in the wooden house for 5 year,
i believe you will heard a voice when the climate is change, its the song of the wood.
ShopDogs, thanks for posting it man…i realy love it.
can i stay there for a while ?
Cheers
Rosewood,
JuniorJoiner
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#5 posted 05-02-2009 07:56 PM
is that not too much of a good thing?
not sure if i could sleep in the adjacent room. did you put any kind of finish on the juniper(Tennessee cedar)?
With asthmatic people in the family i couldn’t do something like that.
The project does look great, and as that wood darkens to a blood colour , it will improve with age.
thanks for the post
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kolwdwrkr
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#6 posted 05-03-2009 03:10 AM
It does look great. I really like the look and smell of cedar. I’m not sure I would do that much woodwork and then fasten some white metal shelves in there. But, what can you do.
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navyman
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#7 posted 09-11-2009 04:36 AM
looks great i lve cedar but i work with it so much i cant smell it anymore.
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