Last week, I sacraficed a work space of my own, for Ryan to have his own, full out, man room. So, I gave him his guitars on the wall, just like he always wanted... love you xoxo
DIY Wall Mount Guitar Holder
First Step: Go to Home Depot and gather your supplies.
- Heavy duty screws & anchors
- Heavy duty utility wall hooks -found in the garage organzier section.
- Some sort of wood! Ryan bought these bull nose caps, used to cap edges of stair treads. They were quality wood, cheap, and the perfect size. Just over $2 bucks a piece.
- Paint - what ever you have laying around. I used some black spray paint - it was for plastic. No one needs to know
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| These things are just $2 bucks at Home Depot |
I chopped the wood pieces in half using my chop saw. They weren't all a perfect length, and some had round edges, some have straight edges. It really doesn't matter since the guitar will be hiding the wood piece. I am soooo not a perfectionist!!!
Then I painted them black..
Then I drilled holes for the screws. I measure about an inch and a half from the end.
Then I drilled massive holes to fit the utility hook. Wish I had a drill press for this, but my hand held drill did it's job eventually. You can see where the wood split a bit on the edge of the holes. I just sanded it out nice and gave the pieces another coat of paint.
I love using painters tape to measure out hanging stuff on the wall. I spaced the hooks about 18" apart.
First I screwed the utility hook into the piece of wood. Then, to get them on the wall, I hammered my anchor into the wall, and screwed the piece in place. Make sure to use a level to ensure it's straight.
Yup, looks good. Three more to go...
So, here they are all up on the wall.
Rock Star...
James: "MOMMY! The guitars are hanging up!" He was seriously astonished. Confidence booster for me. Who cares if it comes from a 4 year old!
They look awesome from the hallway!
That's it! I never said it was rocket science!! Way cheaper than the store bought wall hangers and they look just as good!
Each wall mount cost less than $4 bucks to make. The retail at the store any where from $20-45. I'm so thrifty. Pin It















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ReplyDeleteI'm thrifty also and would never have thought putting guitars on a wall could look so stylish, great job!
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Hi Michelle, I just stopped by your blog. Are you really in Australia??? So cool! Thanks a bunch for reading!
ReplyDeleteawesome. love your wall color, too.
ReplyDeleteLOVE THIS! My musician roommates are going to love me for this :) Found you via Not Just a Housewife link party!
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I'm so glad that I'm following you! What a cool idea and it looks great. Thank you so much for sharing your awesome work:)
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This is a good idea!
ReplyDeleteso much cheaper than the store bought guitar mounts.... $$$$$$!!!!!
Hi Michelle, Love the guitar mount, in particular the background colors. I'm a new follower to your blog. I'm Michele from www.sewsweetvintage.com. Follow me to and like me on Facebook. I posted vintage halloween apron to this party and vintage chenille pumpkin. Cheers My hubby did a guitar mount for me. Gonna try a background pattern or color. We'll see
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Nice way of storing the guitars! I want to imitate this one, maybe with flower pots inside the house. I'm just thinking where to buy inexpensive detachable cabinet shelves. Small ones will do! Aren't they nice to look at the wall?
ReplyDeleteImpressive. This will definitely be helpful when I need additional space for couches but the guitar stands are in the way.
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