Expert Custom Cabinet Makers in Lake Forest, CA

Just about any closet contains at least one hanging rod and one shelf, and these are important features. However, for children, your best bets are adjustable rods and shelves that you can set at heights that make sense for your children and change as your children grow. You probably also should have more than one. Kids’ clothes are smaller, so you can save room by installing two rods and double-hanging rows of clothes. Consider stacking some clothes on shelves instead of in drawers. Your small child may not be able to operate heavy drawers yet, but they can be taught to fold (or roll) and stack clothes on shelves. Children’s shoes are small and easily scattered or lost, but cubbies make a great place for your children to put their shoes away and keep them paired and organized. Kids’ closets tend to contain toys as well as clothes, so the addition of bins that are either clear or labeled in a way the child can understand – for example, with colors or shapes if they can’t read words yet – is a great way to sort different kinds of toys, keep them from becoming cluttered, and allow your child to easily grab the things they want.