Wooden Cubicle Coat Hook

Many of us are working in small cubicles for hours every day. In these ugly cubicles there is place for a computer, a chair and plenty of drawers you'll never use. That's it. What about a decent place to put your coat? That's the project we will do in this instructable.

Step 1 Required material and tools

No nails, no screws required for this project. All you need is:

• About 18 inches long of 3/8" wood dowel
• One 8x12 inches 3/4" thick wood piece (pine here)
• One 3x12 inches 3/4" thick wood piece (pine here)
• Some wood glue

The tools you need are quite simple. A saw, a hammer (rubber hammer if available) and some sand paper. To add some style you can use a plane to smooth out the edges of the assembly.

Comments

[Verda]

Great idea! Just wondered if there is someone on the other side of that wall? If so, why not make the coat hook double sided? Then you could both use it.

[pchretien]

Great idea but, the guy on the other side has its desk on this wall. His coat would touch the top of the desk ... I'll keep that in mind for my next job ... that may happen much faster than you think! ;)