If you’re not into building a base for a coat rack, another
inexpensive (and really easy) option is to use an old cabinet door. Old cabinet
doors can be found in flea markets, thrift stores, or if you have a Habitat for
Humanity ReStore in your area, they are an excellent source! All you do is
paint it to your liking and add hooks… It doesn’t get any easier than that!
Materials:
Cabinet Door
Coat hooks with screws
Sandpaper (100, 150, 220 grits)
Finishing supplies (primer & paint, or stain, sealer)
I found this really long cabinet door at my local Habitat
for Humanity ReStore that I thought would make an excellent coat rack! I sanded
the door and painted it white. I felt it needed something else so I used my
vinyl and paper cutter to cut designs from vinyl to apply to the door frame. I
painted over them in black (paint samples are excellent for projects like
this!), then removed the vinyl when the paint was completely dry. Instead of
vinyl, narrow masking tape can be used to create stripes or diamonds.
Heart-shaped stickers or round stickers can be used for a fun look.
I had a few numbered coat hooks that I was saving for just
the right project… They were perfect for this!
I added a couple of large soda can tabs with washers and
screws to the back of the door for hanging. Other hangers such as sawtooth or
d-tabs would work equally well.
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