Sagging closet shelves aren't a sign of cheap materials — they're a sign that the design didn't account for real-world loads and spans. In this post, ClosetPlace breaks down the physics of shelf deflection, the math behind proper span calculations, rod height minimums for every garment type, and why a design-first approach means shelves that stay straight for the life of the closet. Built for NH homeowners from the Seacoast to the Mount Washington Valley.
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