5 Easy Steps to build a Wooden Drying Rack in your Small Laundry Room
Reasons to Make A Wooden Drying Rack
1. Save Space and Time 2. Save Money 3. Save Energy 4. Wash and Dry Faster 5. No more Lint on Your Clothes 6. More Organized 7. No More Rusty Laundry 8: Get Fit from Climbing up and down on a Ladder 9: Lasts for Years 10: Also useful when camping or caravanning
The Costs of Making a Wooden Drying Rack
What you will need for your drying rack: 5 – 1 x 6 x 8′ boards, A sheet of 2mm thick plywood, 1 pack of 4-inch 2.4 screws and 1 pack of 3-inch 2.4 screws, Sandpaper, Paint or Stain and Polyurethane or another sealant. You will also need: Jigsaw or Circular Saw, Hacksaw or Cordless Drill and Clamps.
The Time it Takes To Make A Wooden Drying Rack
10 hours, 10 minutes. Materials: wood (1 sheet) and nails (3 boxes). Steps of How To Build A Wooden Drying Rack ? Step 1. Cut out 6 pieces of wood and connect them together with nails. Step 2. Attach clothes hangers on top of drying rack Step 3. Lay clothes on wooden drying rack and let it dry! **Note: Make sure you have enough room in your laundry room before building so that it can fit perfectly!
Equipment and Materials Required To Make A Wooden Drying Rack
A hammer, or nail and hammer; string; measuring tape; pencils or markers; 2 wooden boards that are at least two inches thick, with measurements of at least 18 inches by 12 inches long.
Building Steps for Your Wooden Drying Rack
Follow these six steps in order to make your own wooden drying rack. Step 1: Create a Set of Sticks Select several sticks that are between 6 and 10 feet long and no more than 2 inches wide. Step 2: Trim Some of The Sticks Select one of your longest sticks. Use your miter saw or handsaw to cut it into three even sections, each around 4 feet long.
How to Use Your New Wooden Drying Rack
To use your new wooden drying rack, simply take one of your hangers and slip it into one of its slots. You should be able to fit more than one hanger in each slot if you use slightly smaller hangers. After hanging clothes from your wooden drying rack, it is best to put them away as soon as possible so that they do not get dirty or damaged in any way. The extra room on your drying rack will make it easy for you to find space for all of your items!
