The entryway had gotten pretty messy, with a lot of things scattered
on the horizontal surfaces. We decided to put up some hooks, to move
things onto the vertical services. I used some trim that I’d saved
from an earlier project,
cut it to width, screwed it into studs, and attached hooks:
This also included a pair of clothespins on wall anchors for the
parking permits.
Each skateboard is on a pair of standard coat hooks, 4″
apart. Each pair is 6″ from the next. At some point if we want to
hang some thing else there, the hooks are general purpose.
We also have two bike hooks on the wall. I put them in about four
years ago, and they’ve worked well:
Lots of Hooks
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The entryway had gotten pretty messy, with a lot of things scattered on the horizontal surfaces. We decided to put up some hooks, to move things onto the vertical services. I used some trim that I’d saved from an earlier project, cut it to width, screwed it into studs, and attached hooks:
This also included a pair of clothespins on wall anchors for the parking permits.
Each skateboard is on a pair of standard coat hooks, 4″ apart. Each pair is 6″ from the next. At some point if we want to hang some thing else there, the hooks are general purpose.
We also have two bike hooks on the wall. I put them in about four years ago, and they’ve worked well: