On Sep 17, 7:47*pm, "HeyBub" wrote:
The lady of the house has her own walk-in closet (I make-do with a clothes
tree and an underwear box beneath the bed). This closet has about five
linear feet of unused wall space.

The lady has about 80 pairs of shoes.

I'm considering removing the sheet rock on these ten feet of wall space,
priming and painting the innards of the space and erecting shelves for the
shoes. I compute a 10x7' foot of wall space, with 6" shelf spacing, will be
enough to contain about 120 pairs of shoes.

My question, then, is this: Will the sudden availability of shoe-space be a
relief to the closet floor or will it inspire her to simply buy more shoes?

Serious questions only please.

Before considering removing the closet drywall and turning it into
workshop storage, replete with blue painter's tape and Sharpie labels,
run it by the woman before she considers removing you from the
picture.

R