Build a Leather Loop Coat Rack Yourself
Whether in the hallway or in the bedroom: this space-saving coat rack made of stylish leather loops is easy to make yourself.
Regardless of whether it is on a cool metal plate or directly on the wall – the leather loop cloakroom can be easily attached with a round adhesive screw without drilling holes.
- Approx. 2 mm thick leather scraps in black and brown
- Cutting mat
- Steel angle, pencil
- Cutter
- Punch pliers
- 4 x round adhesive screws (2.5 kg) from tesa
- 4 x matching cap nuts (M4)
First cut four strips of 3 cm wide and 50 cm long from the leather with the cutter and the steel angle.
Then punch a hole at both ends with the punch pliers, approx. 2 cm from the edge.
Mark the spot on the wall where you want the loop to hang. For each leather loop, attach an adhesive screw to the wall according to the instructions on the packaging. Let dry overnight. The next day you equip the adhesive screws with the metal covers and fix them with the screw nuts. Then you double the leather strips (the right side points outwards), place them on the adhesive screws and fasten them with the cap nuts.
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I had to highlight and do a search for "adhesive screw" in order to read about the correct product you reference. I will add it to my list of things I may choose to do with great belts which do not fit the waist While in some cases I might require help from the shoe repair guy, a belt can become a dog collar- transfer an old i.d. ring thing, a new purse handle - May need to add toggles, make into boot necklaces, wrist bracelets (drill holes and tie) so there you go and thanks for the heads up about "adhesive screws".
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Hi Kelsey, As Kristi did, I had to do a search and found nothing except the Tesa site and it seems this specific product may not be sold in the US. The link to Amazon only shows tape. Could you please give a link to the specific item which I think is a great idea. Thank you for sharing your project.