Just did a search and found a couple of interesting plug racks. Anbody have any other cheap/do-it-yourself systems for hanging plugs? Thanks for any input.

just some wood nailed to the wall :) try not to keep them in a room that has a wood stove in it.. i learned the hard way.

my inside stuff

ok ...link
this might be the stupid question of the day...but

what happened when you hung the plugs in the room with the stove ?

not a dumb question at all.. the wood drys out and cracks... i had some weights try to work there way out also

PHEWWW, good answer Link, I was affraid of what the other options could have been:smash: :smash:

I was thinking someone got sick of seeing plugs hanging around. LOL

Armand

I came up with this one last fall. It's simply 1/4" metal rod and large picture hangers. About 8 bucks from the hardware store.

-spence

How come you are always asking me for plugs when you have a wall like that?

It's a computer simulation :laughs:

-spence

106 plugs

I counted too:D

Thanks guys. I am going to try the "Spence" approach. I'll post some pluggage when I get around to setting it up.

It's all done with mirrors :laugha:

Bronko, I used two sided tape to hold the mirror hangers to the wall to position them...then nailed them in. The tape provides a small gap which places the rod out just enough for a hook to get through.

-spence

here is how they hang in the garage

MAC you got them in every room of the house?;)

Originally posted by Bronko
MAC you got them in every room of the house?;)

got more in the basement too;)

count these

http://www.bmwoodworking.com/brucefishing/wall.jpg

Wow....I need plug help.:(

Slip, now that's what I'm talking about. :)

Last sunday I built a quick plug rack out of some leftover 1X2 pine I had laying around and a handful of dowels. I took two 8 foot 1X2s and clamped them together and then drilled 1/2 inch holes thru both of them about every 4 inches apart.

Then I basically just formed the 1X2's into a rough rectangle and put a couple of nails thru the top into an exposed floor joist in my basement.

I just insert the dowels where I want them thru the 1/2 in holes so you can have different width shelves depending on what you've got to hang.

I got a lot of EMPTY shelves.... But I'm working on that....:D

Someone recently asked me for some towel racks, you know who you are if it was you pm me, and I will see if I can get some.

I forgot who it was :( :smash:

I did the dowel rack a few months back. Very simple to do and inexpensive

Heres my other one

I keep mine out in the garage.