I had a corner of my master bathroom that was basically wasted
space and I needed more storage space in there to put stuff, so I
built my own. I did the cutting and some of the painting
outside(clothed) and assembled it in place, nude. It is 8' high
with a slanted front section for increased interior volume, it also
matches the angle of the door when it is fully open, so the
surfaces are parallel with each other. I had originally intended to
have a varnished wood grain face to it, but due to a glitch in
cutting, ended up having to paint it instead. I at first thought
about building it as a complete unit and then moving it in after
completion, but the finished size would have made that extremely
difficult, so I built it in place instead. This also had the added
benefit of reducing the needed material to cover the back and
sides, since I attached the shelving directly to the wall studs. I
will add some pictures to the photo gallery, so you can see what I
started with for the area in question, and how it turned out
finished. I hope the moderator arranges them in a logical order if
I don't get them uploaded in proper sequence.

One needs to be rotated to the right. Tried to do it while uploading, but it looks like it went in sideways, OOPS.

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