The fastest way to measure a closet for shelving

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A closet is three walls that disagree with each other and a ceiling that disagrees with all three, so a single width will not carry the whole job. Saving width, depth and height on the T1R Range gives one set that the shelf list, the rod and the cleats all come from. You leave with a cut list rather than a wall covered in pencil.

Why one width is not enough

Three walls that disagree with each other
Width, depth and height saved as a set
Shelf, rod and cleats from one set
No numbers scribbled on the drywall
Leave with the cut list already done

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A closet is three walls that are never quite the same length and a ceiling that is never quite level with them. Taking width, depth and height as saved readings, instead of scribbling on the drywall, means the shelf list, the rod length and the cleat cuts all come from one set of numbers. You walk out with the cut list already done.