UTILITY CLOSET FOR BROOMS AND MOPS HOW TO

We used the Kreg Pocket hole jig to create 3/4” pocket holes on each short end and along one longer end. These will be the boards that you will use to hold the cabinet to the wall. Then, we attached the board to the top and sides of the box using wood glue and 1.25” pocket hole screws. It really is like having an additional hand to hold it for you! Attach the support boards

Just slip the pin on the Right Angle Clamp into a pocket hole, close the clamp, and it draws the pieces tightly together. We used a Kreg Right Angle Clamp for this part… We LOVE this thing! Go check it out HERE! The Right Angle Clamp makes projects with 90° joints faster and easier than ever by giving you the helping hand you need to hold the parts in position as you drive in the screws. You can face the pocket holes out on this because they won’t be seen once the cabinet is hanging on the wall. We used our Kreg Jig Pocket hole jig to create our pocket holes for this cabinet. Attach the shorter ends to the longer ends using wood glue and 1.25” pocket hole screws through 3/4” pocket holes.

UTILITY CLOSET FOR BROOMS AND MOPS HOW TO

Be sure to download and print the cut list and FREE PLANS by clicking HERE! How to build a storage cabinet We love it… It’s hiding all our cleaning supplies and it’s so pretty at the same time.

Utility closet for brooms and mops