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Wooden wall mounted coat rack in fixed XXXX design. where can I buy or have one made?

I am making it into something like a coat rack, a place to hang things. I already put hooks in it, now I just need to figure out some way to attach it to the wall!! Any ideas??? I already tried to use a picture hanger, but that busted...I want to hang the rolling pin on the wall so I can hang things from the hooks on the rolling pin!!! I'm getting frustrated lol Thanks for all yalls help, but I actually just did it!! I used hook and loop tape with a couple of extra screws and I did it! It looks great! Thanks again!

I thought it was acrylic paint, so I painted a wooden coat rack with the oil by mistake and its been 2 weeks. Should I take the oil paint off somehow, and start from scratch? Why didn't the oil paint dry? Help!

I live in Eastern Europe in an older apartment block. I want to put up a coat rack and curtain rods. However, the walls are so hard, and I do not own a power drill. Any ideas?

My home & kitchen are decorated in a Tuscan-inspired fashion. I like rustic stuff, maybe with a tiny bit of frou-frou, but not so scrolled-out that it looks like a gadget with a bad 80s perm. Ya know? I'm also on a budget - around $50. I really like to find alternative uses for things. (For example I have a tall wooden wine rack in our entry way with cubbies for the wine bottles....except we use it as a shoe rack for my kids' shoes.) I had thought of finding an antique or vintage style coat rack to use, but being it's a pot rack I'm afraid it would fall over. Also, if it's mounted, it needs to be wall-mounted as a ceiling mounted pot rack won't work in my space. Let the creativity begin!

You know like a coat tree not the one that hangs on the wall.

Looking to install a coat rack on the wall, it is 6 hooks on a 5" x 24" piece of wood backing. Will be used by adults and pre-teens (all about 5 feet tall). What is the proper height to put the coat rack at?

The previous owners nailed a wooden coat hanger to the wall and then painted over the entire thing including the nails. What is the easiest way to remove the nails so that I can replace the ugle coat hanger rack?

I have a vent that has forced air that is being covered be a coat rack. The vent is 1/2 an inch off the floor and the coat rack is 5 inches off the floor and 18 inces deep. Do you know any device I can buy that will redirect the forced air under the coat rack?

This is not a hollow wall so I used plastic expansion anchors. After the coat rack pulled out, I realized that the hole I drilled for the anchor was just a hair off center so the screw didn't line up with the anchor and the screw cut through the plastic anchor instead of expanding it. My questions are: Do I need to repair the hole or can I use some other type of anchor in the existing hole? If I need to repair the hole and re-drill for a new anchor, what do I use to fill it? Is joint compound enough or do I need some of that epoxy based compound.

I make jewelry and wanted to get into metal stamping. I finally found some ABC stamps. I have looked everywhere and cannot find a metal soft enough to stamp into. I bought a sheet of flashing and some hollow punches. I have punched a few circles, which takes some time, and I seem to not have a problem with stamping into it, but I would like to find some that are either already cut or softer. Any suggestions on what type of metal to use and where to purchase softer metal? Thanks!

I'm getting a small conure and I see a lkot of wrought iron bird cages for sale. Is that a good material? What are some other good materials for bird cages?

I am concerned that if I put a wrought iron fence around a new deck that it will eventually bleed into the stucco...what can I do?

I am concerned that if I put a wrought iron fence around a new deck that it will eventually bleed into the stucco...what can I do?

I have a couple of wrought iron lamps as well as some candle holders that I would like to clean. I was just wondering what the best way is to clean these types of items? Soap and water? A special cleaner?

I have a couple of wrought iron lamps as well as some candle holders that I would like to clean. I was just wondering what the best way is to clean these types of items? Soap and water? A special cleaner?

I have a wood paneled wall that frames a door at the end of a a hallway. The wood wall consists of unfinished wood pieces almost like a hardwood floor. How do I paint this wood to make it look like the rest of the walls in the hallway ? Can I cover it with some type of paper and paint the paper so it has the same texture as the drywall ? What about the corner where the wood meets the existing finished drywall - how do you make it looks smooth ?

I have a wood paneled wall that frames a door at the end of a a hallway. The wood wall consists of unfinished wood pieces almost like a hardwood floor. How do I paint this wood to make it look like the rest of the walls in the hallway ? Can I cover it with some type of paper and paint the paper so it has the same texture as the drywall ? What about the corner where the wood meets the existing finished drywall - how do you make it looks smooth ?

HOW SCARSE IS WOOD

HOW SCARSE IS WOOD