There is a very nice article in the latest issue of Journal of
Light Construction from a man who does only closet shelves. His
tips and tricks, dimensions, etc.

He uses double faced melamine, pocket hole jig, and dados. Well
worth the reading.

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Hello,
First off, I am a bit of a novice at woodworking. I have a
large
closet 7'x12' with 8 foot celings that I would like to put some
shelving in. I am looking for some recommendations and a site
with
some plans on how to build it. Here is what I would like idealy
and I
am open for suggestions or other options as well:
-looks nice. If it were 2x4 shelves some way to dress up the
2x4s
-I don't want them secured to the walls as this will be
temporary
storage and would like to move the shelves to the garage or
another
part of the house when this room is complete. So easy to move
-resonably priced
-able to be built by a novice
-each shelf could contain about 100lbs

Any suggestions or places i could look with some good shelving
plans?
Thanks for the help.