Hello Lucky Lucy :) I don't know what TYPE of rack you want ... a wall rack for wine? for holding dishes (sieways or full face)? for holding tires in the garage? for holding skis? for books? for keys? for coats and hats? I have no idea which link to send to you, so I'm going to send you an entire page of links with pictures for each link. When you see a picture like the rack you want to have, click on that pic. It will take you to another picture just like it that is a "portal", if you will, to the page telling you the how-to on making it, IF there ARE instructions (usually there are) or at least a close-up of it so you can study how it was put together. I wish I could have been more precise for you, but there are so many different types of racks, and I had no specifics to go on:
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Hello Lucky Lucy :) I don't know what TYPE of rack you want ... a wall rack for wine? for holding dishes (sieways or full face)? for holding tires in the garage? for holding skis? for books? for keys? for coats and hats? I have no idea which link to send to you, so I'm going to send you an entire page of links with pictures for each link. When you see a picture like the rack you want to have, click on that pic. It will take you to another picture just like it that is a "portal", if you will, to the page telling you the how-to on making it, IF there ARE instructions (usually there are) or at least a close-up of it so you can study how it was put together. I wish I could have been more precise for you, but there are so many different types of racks, and I had no specifics to go on:
https://www.google.com/search?q=diy+HOW+TO+build+a+wall+rack&rlz=1C1CHWA_enUS612US612&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjLyoLd07TWAhWr8YMKHSnHD8AQsAQILA&biw=1366&bih=638
Good Luck Lucy, and thank you for using Hometalk for How-To ideas :)