Edgar 
How to replace closet doors step by step: measure the opening the right way, pick between bifold, sliding, hinged and barn doors, install them, and what the job costs DIY or with a pro.
Hanging rod organizers, velvet drawer trays, mirrored cabinets and necklace bars compared by where they fit, what they hold and how they install.
When a curtain beats a real closet door, how to hang one with a tension rod, wall rod or ceiling track, and how to size the rod and panels for common closet openings.
Eight types of closet organizers with drawers compared, from plastic carts that fit under shirts to laminate towers and freestanding units, with the measurements that decide what fits a small or big closet.
Cascading and multi-tier hangers save space only where there is height below the rod. See how much drop each stack needs, which clothes suit them, and when slim hangers or a rod doubler work better.
How to size a barn door, rail and wall space for a closet, what to look for in a hardware kit, how to close the privacy gaps, and 12 barn door closet ideas.
Open-ended slack hangers are the best pants hangers for most closets. Compare clip, multi-bar, vertical and wooden trouser hangers and pull-out pants racks, with rod space and which pants suit each.
15 reach-in closet layouts, from double hang with one long section to drawers, shoe shelves and shared master closets, with the rod length each one gives in a 6-foot closet.
Sliding closet doors save floor space but open only half the closet; bifolds open almost all of it but need about a foot of floor in front. Here is how they compare on space, access, installation, problems and cost.
Slim velvet hangers suit most everyday clothes, wooden hangers suit coats and suits, and slim non-slip plastic is the budget pick. Compare six hanger types by thickness, grip and how much fits on your rod.
