April 1, 2020 GPDClosets.com was born!

GPDClosets is a division of the GPD Woodshop, and all under the same roof in Canton, North Carolina.   We created GPDClosets because we wanted to help folks find solutions for their storage needs, and to find more space in their homes, without needing to make the level of investment which traditional custom cabinetry typically requires.  To accomplish this we use state of the art materials, technology, and joinery techniques to create premium quality storage solutions for a variety of spaces within your home or business.

While some of the solutions we create are true closets by definition, our “Closet” Storage system designs often blur the line between “Closet systems” and traditional cabinetry.  We’ve helped folks not only with their closets, but with mudrooms, Home offices,  laundry rooms, craft rooms,  pantries, garages, bedrooms with murphy beds, multi purpose rooms, home theaters, man caves, she sheds, and many other spaces.  We’ve even helped businesses with general storage behind the scenes as well as retail displays that catch the eye while creating a lot more retail space.

If you need more space, we can help!

GPD Closets uses only the best materials in the closet industry – We use 3/4  inch commercial furniture grade Thermally Fused Laminate panels,  which look great and hold up to the rigors and abuse of commercial settings.   We have 16 colors and finishes in our normal rotation, and can special order hundreds of other colors and styles so you have a large variety of options.  We can even mix and match panels with edging – Looking for a custom space for your Harley?  We can do Black panels with Orange edges.  John Deere?  We can do Green panels with Yellow edging.  Favorite sports teams, college colors, military – You get the picture!

GPD Closets is happy to help you design a more organized space.  Whether you’re looking to sneak a bit more space out of a pantry, or design a closet to rival a celebrity, we can help!  We can install your project for you, or we can fabricate all of the components for installation by your General Contractor, or even by a skilled do it yourselfer.