Ultimate 84 in. W - 115 in. W White Wood Closet Corner System

I love the closet system it really was worth it. It arrived earlier than expected and in perfect condition. Definitely read over directions before you tackle this project and have a staging area for all the pieces. I bought 2 closet systems for my closet, one with the corner unit and one without. My husband installed this a little bit at a time over the course of a week in the evening’s. I would definitely recommend this closet system to anyone. The only reason it’s not 5 stars is because on the outside facing pieces you can see all the little pre drilled holes, so we are trying to figure out a way to cover them up, other than that it’s fabulous .

Great addition overall to our closet. We replaced the generic, contractor-grade setup that was originally in our home with this system. Took a little getting used to, but once adjusted it went up pretty quickly. I installed it by myself - didn't need two people - over the course of about three weekends (a few hours at a time). You'll definitely need to empty your closet completely beforehand. Some parts of the instructions made me scratch my head, but after reading and re-reading it made sense. Didn't need to use a hacksaw at all, as the entire system fit in our closet. Some pieces arrived slightly compromised or damaged, but weren't unusable. Came in nine boxes total, was able to carry them all (one at a time) into the house.

I was not missing parts. Quality is good until you cut. I would recommend using a new fine saw blade and tape both sides. Cut on the opposite side you plan to use. Also a good recommendation is to layout and if you are a little short like me you can cut down the corner piece to fit the large shelfs. My biggest complaint is that the kit does not come with a jig to pre drill any pieces you cut down.

They can't even print correct instructions with basic math to count holes to mount shelves. Complete junk. Missing shelf pins for corner unit. You are better off building your own. I want all my money back and will put this whole system in the garbage.

A install a bit of work, but WELL worth it

I am so pleased with this system. Everything was delivered earlier than expected in lots of heavy boxes. I downloaded installation instructions from Home Depot site to help navigate all of the individual pieces. Really appreciate that there weren’t any missing pieces and that holes lined up. I had an experienced contractor do the installation and assisted as needed. We needed to cut down the end sections on the long wall to fit my closet, but it wasn’t difficult since my friend had the tools needed for cutting. I would like to give 4.5 stars—just knocking a little off because the top shelves are not fixed, but resting on pegs so does not seem as secure as it could be. Storage galore!

I loooove this closet set. The provided information was exact enough to prep my closet before it arrived. The finished product is gorgeous once completed and filled up. My boyfriend installed this whole thing by himself within a Day, maybe 8 hours total as the directions were somewhat... well, it’s a lot. I definitely think this is worth it for several reasons, this has many places to hang and fold things, some of the pieces can switch positions so that you have a slightly different look than the picture, drawers alone can cost between $50 and 200 easily and many online are cloth, having an option to be able to put this together ourselves but not having to measure and chose wood ourselves saves time and effort that we could put into other renovations in out home, catch it on sale if you can, 800 is always more affordable than 1000 , really, just saving money by getting 1 full set that matches that’ll still hold its value when we sell our home is just beyond worth it. I know people might complain about the price but I’m constantly buying new furniture and storage pieces... those prices add up for sure, this is the easiest and cheapest way, or you can pay a company to do a custom install that’ll costs thousands more.

Easy to customize and install. A lot of storage

We wanted an upgrade from our builder-minimum, single wire shelf around our master bedroom closet, and I wanted one that would allow us to maintain floor space and keep the room nice and tidy. We looked at some other options, but ultimately went with Closet Evolution after reading reviews and looking at buyer photos. The long and short of it--we got faster than expected delivery of 681 pounds (we bought two of the corner units) of closet panels, hanging rods, hardware, and enough cardboard to deforest a small country. The packaging of our kits was very good and we saw no damaged pieces despite there being so many boxes. We were missing one of the main hanging bars (the L-brackets that everything hangs from), but due to our stud configuration, we were able to make it work and even have another bar to spare. We were going to end up with one 12" section empty, so we DIY'd that last section using some of the excess length and we're very happy with the results. Be prepared--this is not an afternoon project. Mainly because, let's face it...your closet is not empty. In fact, it's nowhere near empty right now. That's Step 1 (not in the instructions). It's going to stress you out to empty your closet and find a place to put everything temporarily while you tackle this behemoth. Pro tip: don't put stuff on your bed, because you're going to have at least one night where everything's out of your closet and you're going to have to sleep there. The toughest part for me and my wife was making sure we had the hanging bar arrangement figured out so that we were hitting at least two studs with each section that a vertical panel would rest on. With the whole system hanging from the wall, we wanted to make double sure that we hadn't screwed those into drywall alone and risk waking in the middle of the night to a crashing load of outdated, out of style clothes and otherwise useless closet clutter. Mission accomplished. We started on the project in the afternoon, and we finished the following evening. We cleared out one half of our garage as a staging area, because you (unless you're a Kardashian, and you're not, because you're on Home Depot's website right now) won't have enough floor space to stage it all and then start. We generated a ton of leftover cardboard, end pieces cut off of hanging rods, clothing bars, wood shelves, etc. Another great tip is make sure you take the time to review the tools you'll need before you get started. The only one we couldn't find was a stud finder, but we borrowed one and the job went smoothly. Overall, it bugs me a bit to have the adjustment holes over all the vertical panels, but when you compare this to a California Closet or some other custom solution, I feel like we got a good value. We're moved back into the closet now and I've definitely felt more calm knowing things were in much better order in this room. I've told others that are building houses now to skip the builder closet shelf--it's just more work than a blank room would be. Buy it knowing what you're getting and you'll be happy. And find a good friend to help you. Good luck!

My wife and I recently remodeled our bathroom and closets. We purchased multiple systems for a smaller closet and this system for the bigger one. Installation was actually straight forward but I would highly recommend reading the instructions multiple times and planning out your configuration ahead of time. I had to cut down some of the shelves and rods. Make sure you have good measurements on both front and back in case your walls aren’t square. We also ordered extra shelves (not shown in picture) for the corner unit. It was well worth it. For just under $1400 for both closets compared to what a custom unit would be from other places this was a good buy for the price.