HOMEMADE KEY RACK HOW TO

Screw hooks ( these are already painted in oil-rubbed bronze!).They are over $1 each at most big-box stores Chip brushes, great deal on those here at.Liquid Nails Heavy Duty Construction Adhesive and two clamps (use something else that’s heavy to apply pressure in a pinch).Minwax stain in English Chestnut and Polyurethane in Semigloss.Two pieces of wood one main piece (mine is 19″ x 7.5″) and one shelf piece (mine is 8″ long x 2.5″ deep).If you want to make a hanging wooden key holder, check out the supplies I used and steps I took below! That way we can ditch the bulletin board we have that’s usually half empty anyway. I think I’m going to add a little holder for envelopes for mine, though.

When I hung it up in my apartment to get some pictures of it, I liked it so much that I decided I had to make one for myself! A week later, I ended up with this the masterpiece. She also asked if I could include a spot for her husband’s wallet, which he’s always losing. Her little girl is now old enough to reach the countertops, and keys have become a fun new toy for her (especially the car alarm button).

HOMEMADE KEY RACK HOW TO

Learn how to make a DIY wood key holderĪ few days ago, my friend texted me and asked if I could make her a key rack that she could hang on her wall to keep her keys away from her toddler. It has space for keys, keychains, and other small items like sunglasses. Learn how to make a DIY wood key holder that’s a perfect beginner woodworking project.

Homemade key rack