



Built the interior of my closet in my basement this weekend. For some reason, the second side "before" picture didn't come out.
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Try againBuilt the interior of my closet in my basement this weekend. For some reason, the second side "before" picture didn't come out.
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So I have to be "that guy" and ask, whats the gap along the back left corner?Hopefully the pics plorst this time.
The back wall of the closet is the staircase upstairs. There's a support for the floor joists about 2-3 inches in from that wall. I figured I would rather have a little bit more width in the closet than have the wall in the closet be solid all the way back.So I have to be "that guy" and ask, whats the gap along the back left corner?
The back wall of the closet is the staircase upstairs. There's a support for the floor joists about 2-3 inches in from that wall. I figured I would rather have a little bit more width in the closet than have the wall in the closet be solid all the way back.
Yeah, that's about a 3-inch gap between the center of the support post and the back wall/staircase. We could have moved that side wall in a couple inches to make room for the frame wall, but figured that it's a closet that few people will look into anyway, so we don't anticipate it being much of a "problem". Would rather have the space inside the closet than be dead space inside a wall.So it leaves a gap? Maybe the picture is deceiving but it appears the walls do not meet up. Is that what we are seeing here?
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