Easy Closets shows homeowners how to get the most available storage space from the closets they already have in their homes. Through easy-to-follow text and photos, including installation sequences, homeowners learn how to select and install closet-system components that are available at home centers, hardware stores, and specialty closet retailers. The book details ways to improve every type of closet and storage area found?in the?home.Easy Closets introduces homeowners to the variety of closet types and closet systems available.?Easy-to-build projects improve the organization and functionality of standard and custom-built closets.Introduction:?Chapter 1Simplify, and Then Reorganize?Chapter 2Components and?Systems?Chapter 3Coat Closets and Mudrooms?Chapter 4Kids'?Closets?Chapter 5Master-Suite Closets?Chapter 6Linen Closets?Chapter 7Kitchen Pantries?Chapter 8Closets on a Budget?Chapter 9Utility, Garage, and Basement?Closets?Chapter 10Closets That Do More?Chapter 11Closets Where There Were NoneProvey (1001 Ideas for Kitchen Organization) presents a wide range of ideas for organizing storage spaces in every room of the home, including children's rooms, bathrooms, kitchens, and garages, and provides advice for a variety of storage needs and how to safely store linens and clothing. Instructions are given for a dozen projects, from easy-to-install direct-mount shelving systems to those requiring more construction skills, such as creating a closet from scratch. An international list of products and organizations is provided. With the variety of closet systems and storage ideas, this well-illustrated volume will be useful to many.?Library Journal3-1-2011?JOSEPH PROVEY is the former editor-in-chief of Family Handyman, Mechanix Illustrated/Home Mechanix, and Practical Homeowner magazines. He has authored several home improvement books, includinl(