If this were yours what use would you put it to?
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I really think it would look stunning with a pretty fabric so I would keep an eye out for a fabric sale to get enough fabric to do it; or I would add some sturdy feet to make sure it would not topple over and use it to hang plants. I never seem to have enough places to hang plants from.
I would string each section up (by wrapping around top and bottom rungs) with twine and use it as a room divider. You can change the colors or patterns (like weaving the colors) for each section. It has great "bones" - you could also weave strips of fabric in each section or even use full sheets of fabric. Mix it up for an artistic/eclectic look.
Have you thought of using it outside as a privacy screen? It would need a few coats of a marine quality poly, a couple posts (one at each end) & some wire mesh in the openings & planting some annual vines on it,? like morning glories, black-eyed susan vines or maybe cardinal climers?
You know that is a use I had never thought of. Not that I need privacy but I could put that on my small back porch where I have a long bench I keep potted plants on. I could fasten it to the bench and also to the house if necessary and grow morning glories or something like that on it. Thanks Hankster, and Ana and Fiddledd too!
Rather than dump it, I would use something to hold it in the ground, let vines grow up, and maybe hang a basket or two on it.
I've seen them turned into photo displays. See attached photo.
I have something very similar, I got some picture frames from the dollar store and put them in the opening and put it behind my bed as a headboard.
That is a very beautifully displayed exhibition of photos!