We are having a summer of record high temperatures here in the greater Seattle area. Since our area isn’t used to being in the upper 90’s most of us do not have AC or pools but this year portable AC units and above ground pools are everywhere! {Our house included!} With the arrival of our pool comes wet towels. I’m tired of dealing with grass covered wet towels out in the yard so I whipped together this Water Spigot Towel Hook!
Supplies:
- 3 water spigots *ours are vintage but you can buy handles at your local hardware store.
- 3 – bolts measure your thickness of wood + the height of 3 washers = your bolt length
- 9 nuts
- 1 x 6″ fence board
- cordless drill with 3/16″ drill bit
- circular saw
- carpenter’s square
- pencil
Measure the fence board to 30″ long use a carpenter’s square to make a straight line to cut by.
Space the water spigot handles out and mark where you want to drill your holes with a pencil.
Drill the holes.
Thread the bolt through the center of the water spigot then add the nuts under the spigot handle.
Pop the spigot handle into the holes.
Secure each hook with a nut on the back side of the board.
We hung ours right outside of the basement door securing it with screws.
This Water Spigot Towel Hook is a great beginner project! If you want to try your hand at more DIY projects pop on over and check out my other projects over at Dolen Diaries!
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i appreciate your post, nice creativity 🙂 i would also love to make ! Thanks for sharing !