I liked the last coat rack that I built so much that I built another one for the entry to our sun porch. This one needed to be a little smaller, but that's the beautiful thing about building your own custom wood - you can build it however you'd like to whatever size you like in whatever finish that you like. For this space, I was working between a door frame, a wall, and a thermostat so the dimensions that I needed were very specific. The hook above the thermostat is just used for keys.
I had more leftover wood and trim, so this was an easy build.
I did remember the wood conditioner this time, but I forgot to read the directions and wait 10-15 minutes to allow it permeate the wood. Oh well, the third time I'll get it right! The stain was the bombay that I mentioned in the previous post.
Remember if I can do this stuff, anybody can.
For hooks, I used some old hooks that I salvaged from a previous home that we owned and just cleaned them up with some steel wool. They look great!
OK, no more coat racks - the next post will be something completely different. I promise.
Here's a pic...
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