Clothes Hanger

No closet, no wardrobe, no problem. Make this sweet industrial looking clothes hanger for under 30 bucks.

Step 1 The materials you will need.

-shower curtain rod
-Steel strapping
-small nuts and bolts
-screws
-an end cap, you have to be creative on this one I used a metal fridge magnet.

Comments

[abetterton]

This is an absolutely awesome idea! I wonder though if it may be cheaper to use a galvanized pipe with the flange and end cap that are pre-made to fit? It would still be an industrial look and very cool, in my opinion! :) Great idea!

[Cooldeal]

Great space saver especially where you just have a wall sized for clothes to hang and don't want or can't put a bar hanger between two walls. I can make use of lots of places to hang more clothes. Thanks.

[firesketch]

Excellent, I have a wardrobe but this is much more awesome! :)
I was thinking of making something like this but I was not sure how... and then I stumble on this! Yay!

[jerbtown]

I really like this. My house is a former boarding home that was converted into a single family dwelling, so we are long on bedrooms and short on closets. This is great for a person like myself who can cut a shower rod in two but can't so much build a closet from scratch. Thanks!!

[dirtysocks]

Thanks for the comments. I didnt use drywall anchors or fasten to a stud. They both would make the hanger stronger but it seems to be very sturdy without them.

[hensonkid]

Very nice. Did you fasten the strapping at a stud, or are you using drywall anchors?

[EJFox]

Excellent instructable. I myself don't happen to have a closet, a wardrobe, or anything of the type. I can certainly see myelf making 2-3-4 of these in my bedroom. Excellent job, all in all!