How to Build a Wardrobe Armoire Cabinet--{Using 2x4s and Plywood!}

Welcome back to the 5th and final build to go in my Dad's matching office furniture series!

This tall pantry cabinet/armoire/wardrobe cabinet build was made using standard 2x4 boards and some birch plywood. Even with lumber prices so high these days, this build still came out under $250 and I have plenty of leftover plywood to use for my next project :)

Grab the details on the build here:

And the printable plans here:

If you've missed any of the previous pieces in the matching set, check them out here:

Grab the 5 plan bundle pack printable building plans here:

You may find these posts/videos helpful in the build process:

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Tools and Materials:

Tools:
Table Saw
Staple gun

Materials:
2" wood screws
Wood Glue

[Paul.Douglas]

The HECK it’s not magazine worthy! This is beautiful!

[renaerickson]

Wow your! Amazing! Especially doing it all by yourself! Yeah! Bravo! ❤😂

[joeywatch]

Love the way you inserted the ad. It's probably the first time I sat through it on purpose, since you were still rolling in the background.

[w.j.jmaree]

You make well made furniture from affordable lumber. The way you explain things. And explain to the critics. Is interesting. I've been doing woodwork for 19 years. And enjoy your videos and simplicity with amazing results. Just keep doing what your doing.

[randoff]

I tried to come up with a carpentry pun that woodwork...

I think I NAILED it but nobody SAW it.

[cathy]

Your parents raised you well. Love the cabinet.

[MrHarley]

That's a great piece. I'm always amazed at how creative you are with pine and a little trim.

[robbienits]

This woman should have a lot more subscribers than what she has right now... Amazing designs. Will recommend this channel to a bunch. Thank you for the content

[bdavis]

Shara, It's good to see you're passionate about your vocation. It is very inspiring. Thank you for following your dreams. I like how you thought outside of the box in fixing your error. A mentor once told me, "The platform for success if built with the broken boards of failure, it's what you do with the broken boards that determines the outcome." You can either throw them away, or learn from them and use them in future projects. Great Job on the project and to your parents, Great job also in raising you.

[FernandoRivera-ofgg]

Now you just need a lion and witch and your all set for an epic adventure!

[vsmail]

Lovely! One lucky daddy. I say he is a proud man. Well how many dad's can get to say that his all office furniture my princess made it for me 👌👌. Well done girl as always and for i don't enjoy your mistakes but learn from it. So thanks for making easy for me and big thanks for sharing 🙏.

[jimmys]

Thanks to your building methods my wife is getting a closet upgrade today.

[greglawrence]

Love the way you present. Direct, confident, capable. These are a great of designs. Very functionable. Thx for sharing.

[ericfrancksen]

You're videos are awesome! Some of the easiest how-to videos I've seen in a while. You're great at showing and talking about the key details that viewers need to understand when trying to learn these skills ourselves. Thanks for all you do!

[funnyriverred]

I like that you left the wood natural and just protected it with a clear coat

[migueluribe]

I love the simplicity of your design. Thank you for sharing.

[bennierheeder]

I don’t understand the hate for pocket holes. It’s such a efficient way to build. Great build!!

[michaelb]

Great work Shara! 👌Your dad is a lucky man to have such a talented daughter. Always look forward to your videos.

[Bekim]

Beautiful build Shara! I’ve gotten into the habit of clicking the Like button before I watch your videos, I’m never disappointed!

[ladykenja]

- Another masterfully done project. Thanx 4 taking us on the journey.