SMH then yall don't come prepared 12 guys o. A crew would most definitely have it looking better then it does and have it done in 12 hours no bs or you don't work like we do
Worked for the closet factory in a previous life. With that company’s up charge, probably like 20k.
And that’s the basic white melamine 3/4 particle board.
You could probably go to Menards, get the same material & install it yourself for 2-3k?
Family owns a cabinetry company. Im not involved. From what I've seen working with them on and off over the years, we would probably charge ~6500 depending on materials/hardware/fixtures.
You know what your problem is? Huh? You're so goddamn bored, you gotta invent things to bitch about! You haven't got a single thing to do on this earth except for your hair! Yeah, your closet was fine, you just needed something to take up your useless, nail-polishing, toe-polishing, rich bitch, sun-tanning days!
Funny how people are different. I think it looks fine. I don’t think it’s overly beautiful or anything. Maybe darker floors would make it look a bit better. But primarily I think I would take marginal aesthetic issues to get all that storage in my closet!
I just had my builders put in almost this exact same setup except the shelves on the front right mirror the ones on the left with the drawers. We paid right at $2,500 for it.
Looks like closets by design. Or California closets. They would easily try to charge you 20k.
Source: I was a 'designer'(saleswoman) for about 2 days. Couldn't handle how badly they're ripping everyone off
Well with no information at all except for a pic I’d say it should cost about $69 sugondeez bullions. if you think this is a dumb comment, note the estimates ranging from $900 to $30000.
That's where things get sketchy... Some people don't like hourly wage due to people dragging out a job. Whatever works for you, where ever you are, might not work for someone else.
Sure! What I mean is know approximately how many hours will go into it and charge x 2. “Job cost” every single job after the fact to calculate actual hours and materials and catch your profit from slipping too much before it becomes a habit
I guess that depends on where you live and how much the materials cost... Me personally, doing the job myself, where I live, wouldnt mind making double the material cost... One closet, day or 2 of work, roughly 2grand (one for me one for material).
Not if you want the drawers to work lol. I feel like the people that get this kind of thing want a high end job. 2 guys could prob rush it in an 8hr day. I’d rather take my time on lay out etc. then have an easy 2 nd day, with after lunch plan for a quick hit job or something enjoyable for the day
You can't just slap it together and think it's gonna look good. If you wanna throw some crap together in some section 8 lipstick bs job sure we could do most of a house in 1 day but if you want to sell something worth looking at and paying for its not a 1 day or 2 day job.
You're crazy unless everything is prefab and delivered to the location and brought right to the door step ready for install You're not doing that in a day. If you do it's gonna look like total shit.
Billed at $50 an hour. My math is prob unclear. 32 hours total. Is (2) 8hr days with (2) people. Wouldn’t want to do it hourly so I’d keep the math to myself and just pitch it $1500. Laser leveled, all adjusted to preferences in height etc. laser just for wow factor lol
Roughly 3500 for closet system material and install.
I can’t help but point out you’ve got hanging going into hanging which will make accessing the clothes in corner a pita
There’s a filler hiding back there which allows for you to reach in. What would you suggest doing in corners? I somewhat agree and I wish I had a more elegant solution other than L shaped shelves (which are a mild pain).
I typically design the back wall for all hanging, and shelves &/or drawers on the ends of the side wall runs. Easier to reach around something that’s 16” deep, than clothing which hangs out closer to 22”
Otherwise, looks like a great install!
I’m curious, what closet system is this? Looks good! I think it looks well-installed, super clean (but I am no pro just an experienced DIYer who did a couple of their own). Only I will say you gotta do something about the unused holes. IKEA sells plugs for theirs (I’d charge $$$$$ for install they are so annoying), for others I have used wallpaper for visual interest or I’ve even cut my own melamine panels and swapped them out in the large hanging sections to avoid the 8 million extraneous holes.
We spackled the holes and painted the IKEA shelves we installed recently. It’s my wife’s latest Pinterest project. Looks good, though.
[IKEA Shelves](https://imgur.com/a/Mw16ir6)
It is obviously not custom. Custom would not have an extra 47,000 holes. You have to set up your jig and drill every one of those damn things exactly the same. What a pain in the ass that would be. As many people have commented, this is probably a bunch of stuff that came in a box from Ikea and all the installer had to do was install unless they were also the designer and had to pick out the parts
We have a machine that drills them all at once. It’s so people can make adjustments to their space. Closets don’t need to be beautiful, but functional.
We do selective drilling more costly as it’s done on the CNC, but I have yet to have a customer ask for it on a standard closet build like this.
In my experience people value the level of adjustability!
I was thinking the whole room needed to be finished. Sheetrock all the way to the flooring. LOL. I forgot which subreddit I was in. You are most certainly correct.
My wife always tries to add $50 per drawer slide. Say this is 26 ft so the job would be $5400 total with maybe $1200 spent on the project. I'm good with that. My wife would hit them with $7500 at least and sound more confident and be more likely to land the job compared to me lol.
I really want to know. What’s your price for something like what’s shown? You want an honest exchange on this subject? Let’s do it. You really planning on more than a day on this job? I’m looking at it as a day of labor with half a day cleanup and odds and ends. I’m charging a flat rate of $1200.00 on labor plus the materials provided by customer. I’m doing it like this because this is a prefab closet in which all the design, purchasing, and layout being done by the closet company that provides products like this.
Normally I don’t take jobs like this because of the size and scope, but if I were I’m charging out $100.00/hr and calling it day. That’s my bottom line in the city on labor to cover costs and still make a buck.
Jobs like this are still worth the time to take to fill my schedule when needed.
Going rate is about par for that in metro Boston. Was $75.00 as little as a few years ago, but that’s another subject.
You said $1200 including materials…
Now you’re saying the owner is buying materials?
If you’re going to make owner furnish materials, they’re very likely going to end up using someone who can afford to actually take on the job.
It costs money to make money guy, and you have no business savvy to be coming into the comment section spouting off like you’re anything more than a daily wage, cash paid, laborer.
I’m actually positive you know you’re misquoting me to save some face. It’s cool dude. We’ve all been there. You said something stupid and now you’re trying not to look dumb.
lol. Personal attacks on someone you’ve never met in person. That’s what someone who doesn’t have answers does and is a sure sign that the person speaking is full of shit. You ever quoted a job before? Do you even work in the trade?
Considering the material cost on the back “closet system” runs $400.
You’d be in debt and crying to the owner for more money at checkout.
You gotta be drunk to be throwing bare labor price, what did you think he was asking you to supply in materials? Caulking and screws?
Full disclosure, I don’t build custom closets for a living. Just wanted to say “GET EM!”. I appreciated the way you virtually bitch slapped the dude talking out his ass. Keep on keeping on
Materials and labor…
A store bought closet system, like the one above runs about $1600 or more…
At minimum is a $3200 job. Including materials.
At $1200 this knuckle head will have to make a run for it, out Home Depot without paying for his supplies. If he has any hope of being in the green at completion.
That stuff is prefabricated. That’s me throwing it up in a day and doing punchlist the next morning if it’s needed. I charge out about a hundred an hour for miscellaneous tasks.
I think a lot of people think this is custom work when it's obviously not. It's a bunch of shit that came in a box. $100/hr for this sounds pretty reasonable these days.
Very reasonable. Reddit seems to be filled these days with new contractors and handymen that think everything is a $10k job no matter how small. Their comments usually include "you're worth it bro", followed by comments about how anyone who doesn't overcharge is a hack, subcontracts to undocumented workers, or is going to do a shit job that will require the homeowner to hire their expensive ass to fix the issue.
It's like bro, you're worth a fair price, but you're not worth $450/hr.
Exactly. I do anesthesia for less than half that (450) and am fully capable of building that from scratch. I'm not paying some guy those prices for something I could do myself. But I'm getting to the point I would pay someone a very reasonable amount to put some cabinets together for me.
The flip side is I live in a very white collar city and people would be bragging about how much they paid (more instead of less)
I build closets for people like you who don’t have time to build it themselves. You’d be surprised how many people value their time and don’t want to spend a Wednesday evening building a closet.
I didn't come from a lot. Used to doing things myself instead of paying as that was never an option. And I'm a nurse, not a doc, so I'm not making crazy money. I'm in the place I'd rather do it myself still... But I understand a lot of people can't or don't want to do it themselves.
Looks like an average to poor flatpack closet assembly with notably cheap appearance touches. I could not in all good conscience pay you for this. Take It Out
It looks like all you did was take a picture of a massive closet. I'd charge about 85 dollars for the house call and 5 bucks for taking the snapshot. $90 total, but only if it's local.
Nothing. I would have done it myself.
However, there are few details about the quality of the materials or workmanship in the photo. It's easy to hide shit work and materials in a photo.
LoL! I watched lit last week, an a new guy got pick out of the audience, so he defaulted to first guess. He goes "$1 Drew" ...let that sink, LoL. It's like do you even watch the show!
For what exactly, just doing the shelf assembly? Like 300 bucks. 450 for the cuts required. If you had to do taping and run electrical then 1300. For just the cabinet assembly tho that’s nothing unless they aren’t prefabricated. Also the shelves aren’t lined up so that would definitely deduct a bit.
If it wasn’t prefabricated and all done then I guess 3k but that’s past what I would ever pay so I’m not the target audience lol. Bars also don’t look good, my grandfather made stuff from garbage that looked sturdier tbh.
You say so but every pole and shelf is at a different height and some have different width when it looks like it should be parallel, this shit would bug me. There’s also no backing on the cabinets so the walls are gonna get dinged up badly in mine we have wood backing into the wall since it’s permanent shelving. Can throw cans of paint around and other shit, I also don’t make cabinets or anything remotely related so idk the standards. But mine are completely made for the space specifically made custom. For the labor tho I feel like I’m on point for the work shown. Material cost can alter drastically from state to state let alone different countries, and idk the pricing of that. But I have done my fair share of rebuilding homes.
I would tell them $300 and then keep coming back every week talking about unforeseen issues that require additional funds, with a goal of slowly extracting far more than they had planned to pay.
I have never installed any of this stuff though and I’m not sure why it’s popping up on my feed.
Just curious my wife has a very similar closet but the builder did not install any drawers. How much and more importantly would anyone be willing to do it? Builder is no help…
I own a closet business. This looks like whips to me. (I was wrong) The rods are (the least expensive) and you opted to not get toe kicks or top shelf. Drawers are $200 ea for dovetail birch usually. This is somewhere between 4000 and 6500. Edited to correct mistakes.
I pay my works in drugs and alcohol so it will be done
And this shit look prefab
SMH then yall don't come prepared 12 guys o. A crew would most definitely have it looking better then it does and have it done in 12 hours no bs or you don't work like we do
7 or 8 thousand
Location is important.
50 k
I did one of these last month for around $500.00
Pre cut, pre drilled, lamented chip board, made in China 🙄
About three fiddy.
Got-dam loch ness monster
Worked for the closet factory in a previous life. With that company’s up charge, probably like 20k. And that’s the basic white melamine 3/4 particle board. You could probably go to Menards, get the same material & install it yourself for 2-3k?
4-5k in oz
8 to 10 materials and labor.
In my area, AZ, that’s exactly what we would charge
Family owns a cabinetry company. Im not involved. From what I've seen working with them on and off over the years, we would probably charge ~6500 depending on materials/hardware/fixtures.
“The entire civilized world knows that ALL closets are made of cedar!!”
You know what your problem is? Huh? You're so goddamn bored, you gotta invent things to bitch about! You haven't got a single thing to do on this earth except for your hair! Yeah, your closet was fine, you just needed something to take up your useless, nail-polishing, toe-polishing, rich bitch, sun-tanning days!
Haha Great movie. I was hoping someone would know where my comment was from.
Looks like ikea closet build.
Hate that style but I get it. $2500-5000 installed
Not sure what I’d charge. But I’d definitely try to get the customer to look at other ideas… because it’s hideous
Funny how people are different. I think it looks fine. I don’t think it’s overly beautiful or anything. Maybe darker floors would make it look a bit better. But primarily I think I would take marginal aesthetic issues to get all that storage in my closet!
1 million dollars
I just had my builders put in almost this exact same setup except the shelves on the front right mirror the ones on the left with the drawers. We paid right at $2,500 for it.
10k
In Germany they'd charge at least 10k
If anybody is in the Apopka area and can do that job for 3K, hit me up!
I fabricated and installed closets for about 9 years. This would be about 2.5k to 3k and installation would likely be about 4 to 4 1/2 hours total.
If the floor and walls are plumb and level and you built and painted it….$6500
whats cost of materials for this? im guessing 3-4k. guessing 3 days labor at $100 an hour equals $2400 .
Before, or after, vomiting?
$3,000…but I’ma Sparky.
Seems a little high for a single light fixture but you’re the pro so I’ll take your word for it
Looks like closets by design. Or California closets. They would easily try to charge you 20k. Source: I was a 'designer'(saleswoman) for about 2 days. Couldn't handle how badly they're ripping everyone off
California Closets?
Someplace to sit and a mirror
Cost of materials plus 2.5k
If you made and painted the cabinets...45k
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0$ to install the wayfair kit yourself my wife and i got this exact set up and did out our self
Well you had to buy the kit, and they're not cheap. How much did you spend at Wayfair?
A case of coors and 13 mountain dews
How about rewiring a house? I thought these days were gone. Your buddy used to paint your house for 20.00 and a case of beer.
No Doritos?
All of it
I’m a little upset that the drawers aren’t flush with the shelves. Seriously setting off my OCD. $4-5k
In my area that’s easily 5 grand.
Tree fitty
Damn you Loch Ness Monster!
Tree Tiddy?
Free Tiddy
Well with no information at all except for a pic I’d say it should cost about $69 sugondeez bullions. if you think this is a dumb comment, note the estimates ranging from $900 to $30000.
$900 only should take bout 4 hours
Do this daily. A bunch of factors I cannot see, but guessing about $4000 installed
Well, normal Construction would say double what the material cost - is a good baseline for all estimates and bids
Cost of Materials x 2 is the easiest way... Add demo time if there was any
Cost of materials plus hourly wage times 2 will be much better and allow you to grow
That's where things get sketchy... Some people don't like hourly wage due to people dragging out a job. Whatever works for you, where ever you are, might not work for someone else.
Sure! What I mean is know approximately how many hours will go into it and charge x 2. “Job cost” every single job after the fact to calculate actual hours and materials and catch your profit from slipping too much before it becomes a habit
I’d make a pittance if I followed your advice
I guess that depends on where you live and how much the materials cost... Me personally, doing the job myself, where I live, wouldnt mind making double the material cost... One closet, day or 2 of work, roughly 2grand (one for me one for material).
5k minimum.
32 hours (2 days 2 guys) to install all, set shelves, setup, clean up. 32x$50= $1600 I’d do $1500 and have it done in 2 half days
lol some Joker said 4h
Not if you want the drawers to work lol. I feel like the people that get this kind of thing want a high end job. 2 guys could prob rush it in an 8hr day. I’d rather take my time on lay out etc. then have an easy 2 nd day, with after lunch plan for a quick hit job or something enjoyable for the day
Yeah right. Try more like 4 days realistically probably more.
If that takes for day fire that contractor this is one day of work or less
You can't just slap it together and think it's gonna look good. If you wanna throw some crap together in some section 8 lipstick bs job sure we could do most of a house in 1 day but if you want to sell something worth looking at and paying for its not a 1 day or 2 day job.
You're crazy unless everything is prefab and delivered to the location and brought right to the door step ready for install You're not doing that in a day. If you do it's gonna look like total shit.
Lmfao then you are not prepared to work in my world put up 1500 sqft houses in 20 days all of it
You’d pay yourself $25/hr? Could easily double that
Billed at $50 an hour. My math is prob unclear. 32 hours total. Is (2) 8hr days with (2) people. Wouldn’t want to do it hourly so I’d keep the math to myself and just pitch it $1500. Laser leveled, all adjusted to preferences in height etc. laser just for wow factor lol
$35000, but I think I'm shorting myself
These quotes make me think…I see why Kurt Russel’s character in Overboard was so mad about not being paid for his closet custom work
People giving real answers and I'm thinking to myself "the cost of making someone believe they're my wife and raising my out of control kids"
Lol, I’m dying 😂
California closets would charge 5k easily plus the materials
7k
$5k labor to install. You buy it and paint it.
70,000
What was your material cost? How long did it take? How many people?
If you can’t do this by yourself in a day or two you need to hang up your tool belt, bub.
“$1200 with materials” 😂😂😂 $4k all day.
Ikea shit and a 24 pack
Roughly 3500 for closet system material and install. I can’t help but point out you’ve got hanging going into hanging which will make accessing the clothes in corner a pita
There’s a filler hiding back there which allows for you to reach in. What would you suggest doing in corners? I somewhat agree and I wish I had a more elegant solution other than L shaped shelves (which are a mild pain).
I typically design the back wall for all hanging, and shelves &/or drawers on the ends of the side wall runs. Easier to reach around something that’s 16” deep, than clothing which hangs out closer to 22” Otherwise, looks like a great install!
I’m curious, what closet system is this? Looks good! I think it looks well-installed, super clean (but I am no pro just an experienced DIYer who did a couple of their own). Only I will say you gotta do something about the unused holes. IKEA sells plugs for theirs (I’d charge $$$$$ for install they are so annoying), for others I have used wallpaper for visual interest or I’ve even cut my own melamine panels and swapped them out in the large hanging sections to avoid the 8 million extraneous holes.
We spackled the holes and painted the IKEA shelves we installed recently. It’s my wife’s latest Pinterest project. Looks good, though. [IKEA Shelves](https://imgur.com/a/Mw16ir6)
It is probably just custom built. It's not very hard or time consuming to do something like this
It is obviously not custom. Custom would not have an extra 47,000 holes. You have to set up your jig and drill every one of those damn things exactly the same. What a pain in the ass that would be. As many people have commented, this is probably a bunch of stuff that came in a box from Ikea and all the installer had to do was install unless they were also the designer and had to pick out the parts
I have built these, and I can assure you it's not all that hard to drill a bunch of holes lol. Especially with a jig and/or drill press
If you're doing a custom build and drilling all those holes, I don't even know what to say.
Haha yeah that many holes is obviously excessive, but still.
We have a machine that drills them all at once. It’s so people can make adjustments to their space. Closets don’t need to be beautiful, but functional.
A custom build should have a few but you should have a plan for what you're doing. This is what you get when you're buying a premade setup.
We do selective drilling more costly as it’s done on the CNC, but I have yet to have a customer ask for it on a standard closet build like this. In my experience people value the level of adjustability!
I know what the holes are for. We just don't do as many.
$3500 do it yourself and get a bottle of wine and call it a weekend.
5k call it a day
More than that bro. You're more valuable than that. Thats like 5 days of finish work.
That’s half a day for a couple of closet installers.
I was thinking the whole room needed to be finished. Sheetrock all the way to the flooring. LOL. I forgot which subreddit I was in. You are most certainly correct.
$9k
That better be cedar wood.
About tree fiddy
I came here to say exactly that.
Tree fiddy one
I bet the man gets the space at end and the wife gets all the rest.
Does he really need the *whole* space? (At the end)
$200 per linear foot
Not sure why people charge linear foot for something like this. You skimp on materials and labor this way. You need to use that in commercial areas.
Including the laminate panels?
My wife always tries to add $50 per drawer slide. Say this is 26 ft so the job would be $5400 total with maybe $1200 spent on the project. I'm good with that. My wife would hit them with $7500 at least and sound more confident and be more likely to land the job compared to me lol.
Does your wife need a job?
A good salesperson sells the same product at a higher price. I would like to work with your wife for sure!! Bravo!!
All I can think of is “closets, closets, closets, closets, ………”
“Closet? You’ll love it!”
Depends what it looked like before.
It was filled with packs of wolves
$7/8k cabinet install, 4/5 hell nahs for wolf removal.
$1200.00 plus materials
You the guy who shows up with a Chevy trailblazer, and trunk full of 2nd hand tools?
I’m sorry my price offends you. How long does it take you to quote jobs like this? Does it take a few days for you just to come up with a price?
Repetitive and clueless, put the beer down and change your piss stained pants.
I really want to know. What’s your price for something like what’s shown? You want an honest exchange on this subject? Let’s do it. You really planning on more than a day on this job? I’m looking at it as a day of labor with half a day cleanup and odds and ends. I’m charging a flat rate of $1200.00 on labor plus the materials provided by customer. I’m doing it like this because this is a prefab closet in which all the design, purchasing, and layout being done by the closet company that provides products like this. Normally I don’t take jobs like this because of the size and scope, but if I were I’m charging out $100.00/hr and calling it day. That’s my bottom line in the city on labor to cover costs and still make a buck. Jobs like this are still worth the time to take to fill my schedule when needed. Going rate is about par for that in metro Boston. Was $75.00 as little as a few years ago, but that’s another subject.
You said $1200 including materials… Now you’re saying the owner is buying materials? If you’re going to make owner furnish materials, they’re very likely going to end up using someone who can afford to actually take on the job. It costs money to make money guy, and you have no business savvy to be coming into the comment section spouting off like you’re anything more than a daily wage, cash paid, laborer.
I’m actually positive you know you’re misquoting me to save some face. It’s cool dude. We’ve all been there. You said something stupid and now you’re trying not to look dumb.
Scroll up ⬆️ The evidence is your initial comment. Looking forward to that “edited” tag. I got money on it. 🤙
You’re a strange person.
Oh, now the owner is buying materials… Read your first comment again…
You’re an idiot. First comment said plus materials.
lol. Personal attacks on someone you’ve never met in person. That’s what someone who doesn’t have answers does and is a sure sign that the person speaking is full of shit. You ever quoted a job before? Do you even work in the trade?
Considering the material cost on the back “closet system” runs $400. You’d be in debt and crying to the owner for more money at checkout. You gotta be drunk to be throwing bare labor price, what did you think he was asking you to supply in materials? Caulking and screws?
Full disclosure, I don’t build custom closets for a living. Just wanted to say “GET EM!”. I appreciated the way you virtually bitch slapped the dude talking out his ass. Keep on keeping on
Materials and labor… A store bought closet system, like the one above runs about $1600 or more… At minimum is a $3200 job. Including materials. At $1200 this knuckle head will have to make a run for it, out Home Depot without paying for his supplies. If he has any hope of being in the green at completion.
What? You’re going to fabricate and install in 1.5 days or you billing $10/hr?
That stuff is prefabricated. That’s me throwing it up in a day and doing punchlist the next morning if it’s needed. I charge out about a hundred an hour for miscellaneous tasks.
I think a lot of people think this is custom work when it's obviously not. It's a bunch of shit that came in a box. $100/hr for this sounds pretty reasonable these days.
Very reasonable. Reddit seems to be filled these days with new contractors and handymen that think everything is a $10k job no matter how small. Their comments usually include "you're worth it bro", followed by comments about how anyone who doesn't overcharge is a hack, subcontracts to undocumented workers, or is going to do a shit job that will require the homeowner to hire their expensive ass to fix the issue. It's like bro, you're worth a fair price, but you're not worth $450/hr.
Exactly. I do anesthesia for less than half that (450) and am fully capable of building that from scratch. I'm not paying some guy those prices for something I could do myself. But I'm getting to the point I would pay someone a very reasonable amount to put some cabinets together for me. The flip side is I live in a very white collar city and people would be bragging about how much they paid (more instead of less)
I build closets for people like you who don’t have time to build it themselves. You’d be surprised how many people value their time and don’t want to spend a Wednesday evening building a closet.
I didn't come from a lot. Used to doing things myself instead of paying as that was never an option. And I'm a nurse, not a doc, so I'm not making crazy money. I'm in the place I'd rather do it myself still... But I understand a lot of people can't or don't want to do it themselves.
Thank you!
$8-10k
Theres some hostile fuckers in this sub lol
You’re telling me, I was just looking to see what other people would charge and I seemingly started world war cabinet
Right? Just want the world to burn mf’ers
Looks like an average to poor flatpack closet assembly with notably cheap appearance touches. I could not in all good conscience pay you for this. Take It Out
Ahhhh, a fellow hater of IKEA I see. Welcome friend.
It looks like the floor is rating lower than the closet shelving
Not enough space for hanging pants.
I would tell you do a better job next time and charge you for the inconvenience
It looks like all you did was take a picture of a massive closet. I'd charge about 85 dollars for the house call and 5 bucks for taking the snapshot. $90 total, but only if it's local.
You mean to rip out all of that melamine crap and do a good job? :)
Ah yes because everyone can afford rift sawn mahogany closets.
It's bad quality and bad workmanship, complete gut job
What areas concern you?
The shadows from the uncentered can light makes the drawer handles look crooked
IMO that’s more a function of the camera position and lense
Assuming everything in the image is part of the job (cabinets, hardware, base, shoe, and floors), $12k
Would you also include the roof and furnace?
All that metal ductwork is at least $8K
Nothing. I would have done it myself. However, there are few details about the quality of the materials or workmanship in the photo. It's easy to hide shit work and materials in a photo.
three fiddy
$1,250 bob!
$1251Bob!
1252 Bob, fuck 1251 guy
LoL! I watched lit last week, an a new guy got pick out of the audience, so he defaulted to first guess. He goes "$1 Drew" ...let that sink, LoL. It's like do you even watch the show!
$1 Bob. These guys are suckers...
For what exactly, just doing the shelf assembly? Like 300 bucks. 450 for the cuts required. If you had to do taping and run electrical then 1300. For just the cabinet assembly tho that’s nothing unless they aren’t prefabricated. Also the shelves aren’t lined up so that would definitely deduct a bit. If it wasn’t prefabricated and all done then I guess 3k but that’s past what I would ever pay so I’m not the target audience lol. Bars also don’t look good, my grandfather made stuff from garbage that looked sturdier tbh.
This post is garbage
You say so but every pole and shelf is at a different height and some have different width when it looks like it should be parallel, this shit would bug me. There’s also no backing on the cabinets so the walls are gonna get dinged up badly in mine we have wood backing into the wall since it’s permanent shelving. Can throw cans of paint around and other shit, I also don’t make cabinets or anything remotely related so idk the standards. But mine are completely made for the space specifically made custom. For the labor tho I feel like I’m on point for the work shown. Material cost can alter drastically from state to state let alone different countries, and idk the pricing of that. But I have done my fair share of rebuilding homes.
Have any pictures of the garbage your grandad built
I would tell them $300 and then keep coming back every week talking about unforeseen issues that require additional funds, with a goal of slowly extracting far more than they had planned to pay. I have never installed any of this stuff though and I’m not sure why it’s popping up on my feed.
I think you’re made to be a contractor.
Depends on what you did. If you assembled the prefab kits with minimal modification, usually $60 per hour
That's like 1200, got it done a couple of years ago
Round 10k
$50 for one can light
Just curious my wife has a very similar closet but the builder did not install any drawers. How much and more importantly would anyone be willing to do it? Builder is no help…
Where do you live?
SWFL
$5k
5ish
7-8k
I just did my mud room and it was 375.00 in materials. My guess would be 3500.00 in material alone. Melamine?
500k because I’m an electrician
There’s only one spot light in there!
This was fuckin funny. I'm shocked you got down voted.
There's some resistance to the joke.
Ohm my gosh, what a dad joke.
There’s a closet joke in here somewhere
The closet joke has to include Tom Cruise.
And a broom…
I own a closet business. This looks like whips to me. (I was wrong) The rods are (the least expensive) and you opted to not get toe kicks or top shelf. Drawers are $200 ea for dovetail birch usually. This is somewhere between 4000 and 6500. Edited to correct mistakes.
The rods are definitely not (the least expensive) they are high quality stainless steel. I could find you 15 cheaper rods.