Lynn Haven, Bay County
Wire Shelving for New Homes in Lynn Haven, FL
Closet, pantry, laundry and garage shelving for new and rebuilt houses in Lynn Haven, for builders and for the people moving in.
Shelving for Lynn Haven houses before move-in
Big Bend Services, Inc. supplies and installs wire shelving in Lynn Haven, ZIP code 32444. Builders can book us on new houses, and owners rebuilding or finishing a house can book us the same way.
Call (850) 819-6031 or send the form with the address, the date the house will be ready for shelving, the rooms you want done and a name to call on site.
Tell us whether the plans call for fixed shelving or adjustable shelf-and-rail. If the plans leave it open, fixed shelving in the bedrooms and shelf-and-rail in the pantry is one way to split it.
For builders
Wire shelving on Lynn Haven new construction
Tell us which rooms get shelving and which the owners will fit out themselves.
Every room on one job
Bedroom closets, the pantry, the laundry room and the garage can all be quoted together as one price.
Buyer requests
If a buyer asked for something, like double hang in the main closet or extra pantry shelves, tell us, so the shelving matches what was promised.
Mixed use rooms
A bonus room closet or a closet under the stairs can take shelving too. Say what each is meant to hold.
Things in the way
An attic hatch in a closet ceiling, a return air grille low on a wall or a switch inside a closet door changes the layout. Mention any you know of.
Linen closet
Shelves 12 to 14 inches apart suit folded towels, a little closer for sheets, with the floor left open for a hamper.
Reach-in closets
Shelf and rod heights in a reach-in closet
A reach-in closet is the one you stand outside of: a single wall of hanging behind a door.
Single hang
One rod with a shelf above it. Dresses, long coats and robes need around 60 inches or more of drop below the rod, so a single rod sits high enough to give them that.
Double hang
Two rods, one above the other. Shirts, blouses and folded slacks need only about 40 inches, so two rows fit in the height of one, roughly doubling the hanging.
Split layout
Double hang on one side and single hang on the other suits a closet shared by long and short clothes.
Shelf above the rod
The top shelf holds sweaters, bags and boxes. A hand's width between the shelf and the hangers keeps the hangers easy to lift off.
Second shelf
A shelf near the ceiling, above the first, takes luggage and boxes that come down once or twice a year.
Closet doors and the corners behind them
The opening of a reach-in closet is narrower than the closet itself, so the ends of the rod sit behind the wall on each side. Clothes hung there are hard to reach. A short shelf at each end, instead of rod, turns those corners into space for shoes or folded clothes.
Bifold doors fold into the opening and take a few inches at each side. Sliding doors leave only half the closet open at a time. Tell us the door type on each closet, since it changes where the shelves and rods stop. A pocket door slides into the wall and leaves the full opening clear, so the shelving can run the full width.
A closet with a light fixture in the ceiling needs the top shelf kept below and clear of it. A closet that backs onto a bathroom may have a pipe access panel on one wall, which stays open.
The rest of a new house
Walk-in, pantry, laundry and garage shelving
These rooms are planned together with the reach-ins, so the whole house follows one plan.
Walk-in closet
Long hanging on one wall, double hanging on another and shelves for shoes and folded clothes on the wall facing the door.
Pantry
Several levels spaced for cans and boxes, with a taller opening near the bottom for small appliances.
Laundry room
A shelf over the machines set high enough for a top-loading lid, and a rail for hanging clothes.
Garage
Wall shelving placed below the door tracks and away from the opener, with deeper shelves on the back wall if the car leaves room.
Storage room
Shelves around the walls with the middle left open, so boxes from the move have somewhere to go.
Utility closet
Shelves on the walls beside the water heater or air handler, with the front of the equipment left open.
Coat closet
A rod for jackets and a shelf above for hats, near the front door.
Owners of a new or rebuilt Lynn Haven house
A house rebuilt on its old footprint does not have to repeat its old closets. If the old reach-in never held enough, the new one can have double hang. Tell us what did not work before.
Tell us who will use each room, too. A guest room may need only a little hanging and a few shelves, while a main closet may need a full wall of long hanging.
Same county
Wire shelving elsewhere nearby
What to expect
How shelving gets into a new house
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Contact
Call (850) 819-6031 or send the form. Tell us the town and what needs work.
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Property visit
We come out, look at the job and take the measurements we need.
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Written quote
You get a written price for the work before anything starts.
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Work completed
We do the work, test it and clean up the work area.
Are closet rods part of the shelving job?
How deep should pantry shelves be in a new house?
What width does a reach-in closet need for double hang?
Do you fit out commercial buildings as well as houses?
Do you handle garage doors and gutters on new houses too?
Get a quote
Request Wire Shelving Installation in Lynn Haven
Send the address, the ready date and the rooms that need shelving.
