I have been looking all over locally
Nothing local and everything I found on line was reasonably priced until you figured in shipping.
So I got to thinking - this thing can't be hard to make - and more sturdy. So off to the hardware store we go.
I purchased four 1 1/4" x 48" wood dowels, 20 foot of chain that will support 70 pounds, eye loops, and two rings.
My husband cut each dowel into two 24" pieces for a total of 8 dowels. He then marked and installed the eye loops.
All most finished...
I purchased four 1 1/4" x 48" wood dowels, 20 foot of chain that will support 70 pounds, eye loops, and two rings.
My husband cut each dowel into two 24" pieces for a total of 8 dowels. He then marked and installed the eye loops.
The hardest part was separating the chain link to attach to the eye loops in the dowels...
Finished product - 2 cooler/pad hangers !!
The best part - we made two of these for $46 !!!
Hooray for you! It sure looks simple enough! Your blankets are going to look great hanging up there!
ReplyDeleteI'm officially impressed.
ReplyDeletePerfect! I love when stuff like this comes together. That's why my daughter made her own hay nets, she just liked her idea (and price) better. You guys did a great job.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! And it will probably work much better for you than the retail one. Yours looks sturdier.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
ReplyDeletevery cool! you could be selling your stuff!
ReplyDelete...awesome! I had no idea hubby was so handy! Musician and craftsman!
ReplyDeleteOh yay for wonderful husbands!!!! and what a wonderful idea
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteHandy Hubby and Creative You! Necessity (or Budget) is the Mother of Invention!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
This would also look cute and be useful in a bathroom to hang towels, or in a closet to hang pants, baseball caps or scarves!
~Lisa
And now everyone knows why she keeps me around. ;)
ReplyDeleteIt was fun - nice to be able to use my brains to help the cause once in a while.