Jim - I would not build it crooked unless it was a dark closet that I
just needed quick and cheap.
If other people will see it, the insides of the uprights should be
square and parallel. The easy way would be to build it square, shim it,
and cover the gaps with molding.
The best looking way, which you didn't mention, would be to make a frame
a little wide then scribe it to fit snuggly without needing molding
along the sides. I'd still expect molding along the floor and ceiling.
Brian
Jim Franklin wrote:
> Having a disagreement with someone and thought I'd solicit opinions.
>
> If you were asked to create a built-in storage cabinet in a floor-to-ceiling
> nook, and you knew the nook wasn't square, would you build a square cabinet
> and shim it level and use molding to cover the gaps, or literally build it in
> place, knowing the uprights wouldn't be parallel and the shelves (held in
> place with columns of holes and shelf pins) probably not level, but there
> would be no gaps?
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