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ClosetMaid Impressions 4 ft. to 9 ft. W Narrow Closet Kit in Chocolate

ClosetMaid Impressions 4 ft. to 9 ft. W Narrow Closet Kit in Chocolate

Model # 3085100|Store SKU # 1000804096

Overview

Model # 3085100 Store SKU # 1000804096

The ClosetMaid Impressions Narrow Closet Kit features a premium, embossed chocolate finish with a decorative side and top moldings. The organizer features 8 shelves and 3 closet rods that expand from 30 to 48 in. for versatility and to increase the usable space of your reach-in closet. You can add top shelves and drawers to create a custom solution. You can even choose to secure the cabinet to the wall with the included hardware for added safety and stability.

Included hardware

Durable laminate material that adds a contemporary feel

Easy-to-follow assembly instructions

10-1/2 ft. of shelf space and 11-1/2 ft. of hanging space

4-fixed and 4-adjustable shelves to hold a variety of folded garments, accessories and shoes

Designed for closets that are 4 - 9 ft. wide

Manual

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Specifications

Dimensions

Assembled Depth (in inches): 14.57
Assembled Height (in inches): 82.46
Assembled Weight (in lbs): 71
Assembled Width (in inches): 16.97
Packaged Depth (in inches): 42.8
Packaged Height (in inches): 5.71
Packaged Weight (In lbs): 72.31
Packaged Width (in inches): 16.58

Details

Assembly Required: Yes
Closet Organization Mount Type: Wall-Mount
Collection Name: Impressions
Colour Family: Brown
Country of Origin: MX-Mexico
Material: Wood, Laminate
Material: Laminate
Mount Type: Wall Mounted
Number of Shelves: 5

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer will replace any missing or damaged parts. Please call Customer Service at 1-800-874-0008 for warranty information.

Impressions 4 ft. to 9 ft. W Narrow Closet Kit in Chocolate

ClosetMaid Impressions 4 ft. to 9 ft. W Narrow Closet Kit in Chocolate

The ClosetMaid Impressions Narrow Closet Kit features a premium, embossed chocolate finish with a decorative side and top moldings. The organizer features 8 shelves and 3 closet rods that expand from 30 to 48 in. for versatility and to increase the usable space of your reach-in closet. You can add top shelves and drawers to create a custom solution. You can even choose to secure the cabinet to the wall with the included hardware for added safety and stability.

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Impressions 4 ft. to 9 ft. W Narrow Closet Kit in Chocolate is rated 4.3 out of 5 by 132.

Rated 5 out of 5 by HomeDepotCustomer from Was really easy to assemble ... Was really easy to assemble

Date published: 2020-04-07

Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Needed to fill space and use this for shoes ... Needed to fill space and use this for shoes

Date published: 2020-03-31

Rated 4 out of 5 by Janine from My husband picked it up, installed it with no problems. Looks great. My husband picked it up, installed it with no problems. Looks great.

Date published: 2020-01-28

Rated 5 out of 5 by Jeff from Good system, flexible design. DESPERATELY needs corner shelves. We renovated. I was looking at an irregular shape master bdrm closet. I sketched it out, bought a pallet full of items: Four of the skinny towers, 12 drawers, extra shelves, four of the 90 deg corner hanger bars. The first tower took hours to put together, the rest went fast. Very nice, very clean, good instructions. The drawers were surprisingly high quality, nice slides, easy to assemble (one was missing a bag of hardware, store ordered replacement for me). We wanted more hanger space than drawers or shelves, so I bought one more tower than we needed, and used the side panels standalone as supports for hanger rods. (So system has three towers, each with 4 drawers lower, shelves upper....and lots of hanger space). I got a couple of top shelves, realized that I want to add in-between shelves at mid-height, so just ordered two more. The system also wants four of the corner shelves, but these no longer appear to be available in walnut, so I will (resentfully) have to make these from scratch. No brainer to cut out plywood to fit and mount it up, but I'll have to work to match the color perfectly. Overall, I'm very happy, except for the unavailability of corner shelves. Notes on the kludged standalone panels: Each side panel (upper and lower) is bolted to the wall in several places. Studs would have been nice, but the placement is required by the layout, so had to use molybolts. Solid. After adding the hanger rods, which brace the sections together and anchor to one tower, it is all VERY solid. Wood pegs were used in all three places to align the panels, not just one per panel as you use in the towers. I could have done this with single panels from scratch, but buying a spare tower matched the color perfectly. All the mounting holes were placed on the less visible side, and I ordered some fake-veneer wood-grain tape which should match, and I'll try covering it over.

Date published: 2020-01-17

Rated 4 out of 5 by HomeDepotCustomer from 4 Star Review Rating provided by a verified purchaser

Date published: 2019-11-13

Rated 2 out of 5 by silverago from Decide for Yourself - I usually write a long review for items costing around $500 or more. Here'... Decide for Yourself - I usually write a long review for items costing around $500 or more. Here's another - I bought 2 of these systems and 4 shelves for each. I'm not sure if 2 or 3 stars is appropriate so I'm going with 2 because of how cheaply the finish is applied to all the wood of this entire product. Anyone would expect higher quality for the price paid for this mass produced product. The shelves are 5/8" thick particleboard (NOT MDF, explained here https://homeguides.sfgate.com/difference-between-particle-board-medium-density-fiberboard-99189.html) but the veneer woodgrain finish is a cheap plastic-like super-thin paper that is poorly attached to the shelf, very noticeable even on the front finished edges (which have the same poorly applied veneer). Out of the box, there were larger chips in the unfinished ends of some shelves but luckily I needed to shorten most shelves 2 inches so they were cut off. The narrow trim pieces you dowel + glue or screw to the front bottom edge of the shelves and face of the tower are MDF with the same super thin smooth paper finish glued to them. If you bump them with anything even minimally sharp, it will cause a rip which is very noticeable on a dark finish. The metal brackets, installation hardware, and instructions are good. However, be sure to use a rubber mallet to install the top entry cam locks, bottom nuts, and dowels, NOT a regular hammer. If you are extremely careful with handling these wood pieces and do the touch-ups I did as explained below, the finished product can look very nice - but I suspect it will look pretty bad over time if you are not careful to prevent bumping it with objects having sharper edges, or put too much weight on the minimally supported shelves. Installation Recommendations: 1. Be sure to have a dark Mohawk touch-up pen (for chocolate color units) for cleaning up all the white marks along finished edge of every (yes, EVERY) wood piece where the super thin paper veneer did not bind well to the "finished" edges of the wood, or to fix a small nick in a shelf or piece of MDF. 2. If you cut the baseboard so the tower sits flush to the wall, be sure to mount the 2 hang bar brackets as per the instructions to provide a full 12" from the center of the hang rod to the wall behind the tower. When not cutting the baseboard, consider adding a 1 1/2" angle bracket at the bottom of each side of the tower fastening it to the baseboard for stability. Be sure to level the assembled tower front to back and side-to-side before fastening. 3. When cutting shelves, wrap the shelf (tightly) on both sides along the cut line with blue painter tape. Use a radial arm saw (best since the board remains stable while cutting) or table saw to cut the shelves. You should get a cleaner cut on the top side, but the bottom side of the shelf will still have chips and some flaking on the super thin paper veneer, even with a super-sharp blade. If you use the supplied 11" shelf brackets, and you can see the flaking on the exposed 1" ends not sitting on the bracket - touch it up with a super-thin coat of black latex paint (buy a Behr black sample paint) before installing the shelf (Mohawk pen won't work on these larger uneven gafs). Unfinished (ends) of particleboard swell when too much water is absorbed so keep paint and other coloring liquids to a minimum. 4. Walls are typically never a perfect 90 degree angle - some angles can be significantly wider. Measure the shelf at the back and the front edges then cut the shelf on an angle to avoid unsightly gaps on the wider edge. Always cut on the wall side since the tower side should be (mostly) squared to the back wall it is mounted to and the cut will be less noticeable. Cut the MDF trim piece after the shelf is properly fitted by installing dowels in the holes on each end of the shelf, insert the trim onto the dowels (unglued) and mark the excess overhang with a pencil to get the correct cut-off point (the trim is easily removed using only 2 dowels). Install the trim with all the dowels and glue after cutting. 5. According to ClosetMaid's replies to HD consumer questions about how much weight one of the 4 foot shelves can hold, they have indicated the limit as 30 lbs (in 2019), 25 lbs (2018), and 10 pounds on 12/12/2016 (total weight, likely to prevent sagging), no clear consistent answer. When asked, ClosetMaid would not disclose the particleboard type (LD low denity, MD medium density, HD high density) which effects the shelf strength. If 10 pounds is correct, that's quite a low limit considering 2 pair of men's dress shoes in the original cardboard box weighs almost 4 lbs. Part of the limit is from using the hollow wall anchors supplied, but the main reason is the shelf being made from particleboard and having shorter 11" brackets to support it, particularly along the rear edge. To increase the weight limit and prevent long-term sagging, I used 1x4 (ripped in half) along the entire rear edge of the shelf, turned the 11" center bracket 90 degrees, and fastened it to the 1x4 with a steel 1 1/2" angle bracket. The center support greatly increases the weight capacity as does the full length rear shelf support (see PDF link below). The ripped 1x4 under the rear edge is nailed to studs, and I used a 1x6 on the end wall (nailed to the stud in the corners + glued on the back with construction glue) for superior strength (see photos), increasing the weight capacity above 50 lbs and eliminating the possibility of sagging for typical shelf weight or more. This official CPA Technical Bulletin PDF contains simple charts detailing the weight limit based on the (5/8" thick particleboard) shelf width and (single vs. multiple ) bracket support http://web.arauco-na.com/_file/particleboard-and-mdf-for-shelving.pdf The charts makes it apparent why a low weight limit on the shelf may be the better long term limit for the out-of-the-box installation of a 4 foot shelf. Review the chart footnotes too. 6. Before installing the shelves in the tower, consider darkening the shelf peg holes using Minwax Jacobean stain on a q-tip for a nicer finished appearance (chocolate color units). Dip the q-tip in the stain, then into the hole, and wipe away the excess stain with a clean rag or paper towel. This is easiest to do prior to assembly of the tower. 7. When installing on carpet, consider removing the carpet, padding, and tack strip under the tower and replacing it with a piece of hardwood (poplar, oak) so you don't need to remove and reinstall much of the closet system to replace the carpet. That would avoid the aggravation of trying to line up wall screw holes and level everything when reinstalling on potentially thicker or thinner carpeting. ClosetMaid could make these improvements to make this unit a super product: 1. Use a better grade of particleboard that does not chip too easily when cut or bumped 2. Use a better formica-like grade shelf finish that cuts cleanly and is not so easy to damage 3. Use stained hardwood for trim, not MDF Hope these details help.

Date published: 2019-10-31

Rated 5 out of 5 by HomeDepotCustomer from 5 Star Review Rating provided by a verified purchaser

Date published: 2019-07-04

Rated 5 out of 5 by Julz0120 from Easy to assemble with great instructions available. Looks great for my purposes - who else will s... Easy to assemble with great instructions available. Looks great for my purposes - who else will see it? I'm very happy with how it looks in my bedroom, was easy to assemble even with having to cut metal bars down to correct size, and should last for quite some time. I would definitely recommend this closet system by Closetmaid. Their design plans on how I should do the layout was spot on for my special dimensions.

Date published: 2019-05-07

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