DIY Steel Pipe Hooks {Monthly DIY Challenge}

It's Monthly DIY Challenge time! Total side note....I can't help but want to sing the Peanut Butter Jelly Time song whenever I say "It's Monthly DIY Challenge Time!"  Those of you that have young kids might know this song, and if not, consider yourself lucky.

                              

I bet you'll have that stuck in your head now for the next, umm, week.  You can thank me later!  

Now, back to the challenge.

This month we challenged eachother to use plumbing pipes and I can't wait to show you what myself and my talented blogging friends have came up with.  If you've been reading my blog for awhile, you may remember the wood and steel pipe shelves I made for my son's room.    For this challenge, I used the same concept as the shelves, but made hooks for our basement instead.

Here's what I used:

                                                              -1  1x6x6 board

                                                              -3 steel floor flanges

                                                              -3 steel pipes (I used 1 1/2 inch)

                                                              -3 steel caps

                                                             -Metal Numbers 

After cutting the board into 3 equal pieces I stained them with Minwax Jacobean stain.

Once the stain was dry, I applied a coat of white paint then gave them a good sanding for a distressed look.   It was then time to screw in the numbers, assemble the pipe pieces and add the hooks for hanging.

They're the perfect addition to my recent gallery wall.

Don't forget to check out the other creative DIY projects using plumbing pieces!

Pipe Strap Kitchen Art	DIY Steel Pipe Hooks	Industrial Pipe Toilet Paper Dispenser	Industrial Pipe Floor Lamp
Faucet Wall Hooks	DIY PVC Pipe Table	PVC Desk Organizer	DIY Bedroom Canopy

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