Introduction: Wall Pot Rack - Almost Free!
I just moved into a brand-new house in a quaint subdivision a year ago. Plenty of projects still came to mind, despite how new the house was. Fence for the back yard, convert the garage into a workshop, built-in bookshelves and storage. But money has a way of prioritizing this list, and my books have been fine in the box since the move, so I turned my attention to the kitchen.
Again, it's a brand-new house. But somehow they seem to think that 9 base cabinets should be enough for all your storage needs. Pfft.
Again, it's a brand-new house. But somehow they seem to think that 9 base cabinets should be enough for all your storage needs. Pfft.
Step 1: Pretty Simple Construction...
I've always liked the idea of a pot rack, but I don't have an island to suspend one over, so I figured hanging one on the wall would be a suitable alternative. And again, we come back to expense.
SO... I knocked this together one Saturday afternoon from a poplar 1x6 and some smaller scrap pieces I had which got whittled down for pegs. Some thinned down oil paint was buffed into the grain and a clear polyurethane finished it off.
Four lag bolts shot into the studs, and we're in business!! This project cost me the $1.32 for the lag bolts, but otherwise I already had the parts in my garage.
SO... I knocked this together one Saturday afternoon from a poplar 1x6 and some smaller scrap pieces I had which got whittled down for pegs. Some thinned down oil paint was buffed into the grain and a clear polyurethane finished it off.
Four lag bolts shot into the studs, and we're in business!! This project cost me the $1.32 for the lag bolts, but otherwise I already had the parts in my garage.