Small Custom Closet Build with LED Lights

I'm working on redoing my kid's entire bedroom as they transition from childhood to teenager. We started with the closet, which is fairly small at about 24"x60". Part of this included taking the doors off permanently, which really helped the small bedroom feel larger. Additionally, I lit the entire thing with LEDs. The parts I used and links are below:
Warm White LED Strip Lights: www.amazon.com/dp/B07DZYNWVH?...
Black, LED Aluminum Channel Strips with Diffusers: www.amazon.com/dp/B07VLFKZZY?...
Solderless LED Connectors: www.amazon.com/dp/B0BLCQXSXH?...
20 Gauge Wire: www.amazon.com/dp/B00WKHXHYW?...
Black Paddle Switch: www.amazon.com/dp/B00E7N71V2?...
Black Wall Plate: www.amazon.com/dp/B00024BJRW?...
This is another closet video I've done if you'd like to see other techniques and what my walk-in looks like: • Custom Built-In Illumi...

[@DomingosDeMoura-tu5yn]

Very practical, efficient and beautiful.

[@oli3x9]

Good work ! Thanks for sharing your passion, know-how and inspiration ! From France

[@AArrad]

Great job, very well done. Only thing I would have also considered is having an extension cable plugged into the wall socket, with the new sockets placed in the wood panels right above the floor, or next to the light switch you installed, or in some high shelves. But ofcourse, we have no idea what the room looks like or if there aren't enough wall sockets, so you know best. I personally keep some devices on top of my high shelves, and having a plug right next to that area would make my life a little bit easier.

[@ZWamhoff]

Looks great. Nice work! The beach really worked out well for the face frame.

[@jimrosson6702]

Looks great great work

[@brianhackett9649]

This will help me a lot. I'm doing a custom walk in closet and want to light it the way you did. Well produced video. Thanks!

[@tree_carcass_mangler]

Great work! Thumbs up and thanks for posting. (And thanks also for including links to the products used.)

[@ericofadel]

Very nice work, Catspaw.

[@fcschoenthal]

Very nice as always - Chris

[@MCsCreations]

Pretty beautiful work, dude! It looks great! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@user-rz9wn4mx9j]

I guess when you have a domino, you should use it.

[@technopreneurialminds]

Great work! I love to watch your videos. They inspire me a lot! I was wondering what type of video camera you’re using to video yourself as you do the LED wiring. I guess you wore the camera on your head. Could you give the link to get the camera? Thanks

[@catspawcustoms]

No link available, this was all on an iPhone 14.

[@henrymaitre4506]

Where do you get the metal track and defuser’s? Thanks that would help a lot. I have a small home project and I really like that.

[@catspawcustoms]

The Amazon links to what I bought are in the video description.

[@blendzen]

Really like the work with the lighting in both your closet vids! How did you wire it to power? Was there a product you used? I want to plug my version into the existing outlet in the wall behind the closet already, but curious what path you went. TY!

[@catspawcustoms]

I put an outlet in behind the part with the drawers and then the lights are just plugged into that. I think there is a link to the lights I used in the description. If not, pretty much just search for 8mm LED light strips on amazon and you’ll find lots of options.

[@blendzen]

@@catspawcustoms Doh! just realized the LED's came with the plug. Thanks for the reply!

[@tashtant]

What do you think about diluting the stain and spraying it? Have you tried it and is it more headache than putting it on by hand?

[@catspawcustoms]

The hand application was easier by far, but ultimately I don’t think beech is the best wood for taking a pigment. I think I may have said differently in the video, but after the next few projects with beech I changed my mind.

[@joveee.g4179]

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