DIY Wood Towel Holder Ring With a Shelf
Finding a good location to hang your towels in the bathroom could be a challenge, especially if you’re limited on wall space. But it makes it even more challenging if you have kids. If the towel bar is attached to drywall, eventually the bar might be ripped off the wall and you’ll end up with a big hole. Having this issue I decided to make my own DIY Wood Towel Holder Ring with a Shelf. This towel holder attaches directly to the stud and will take some effort to be ripped off and doesn’t take much wall space.
I made this project using scrap pieces that I had laying around in my scrap pile. If you have some scrap wood and interested in building something out of wood, this could be a great project to try. I created a step-by-step plan with 3D illustrations.
For more info and printable PDF visit my website at TheDIYPlan.com
Step 2 – Cut the Shelf Board and Shelf Railing Piece
Step 3 – Sand the Railing Board on the Inside
Step 4 – Connect Railing Piece to the Shelf Board
Step 5 – Cut the Towel Holder Ring
Step 6 – Round Over the Edges of the Towel Ring
Step 7 – Cut Shelf Support Board
Step 8 – Make an Incision for the Leather Strap
Step 9 – Trim 1/4″ Grove for the Leather Strap Ends
Step 10 – Drill Pilot Holes and Pocket Holes on the Support Board
Step 11 – Attach the Support Board to the Shelf
Step 12 – Stain the Shelf and the Towel Ring
Step 13 – Connect the Towel Ring with a Leather Strap
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- ShelbyNeenon Mar 22, 2021
Oh this is so cool. There is something to be said for craftmanship with wood & leather. Most of the store-bought accessories for the bath are missing earthly looking materials. Love it!
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