DIY Coffee Mug Holder

I already had the stain, polyurethane, wood and screws on hand. The only thing I had to purchase for this project was the hooks. I got them off amazon, it was a 25 pack for $10 bucks. The color stain that I love and always use is Dark walnut.

Here is an up close photo of the hooks I used. They are matte black and they seem very sturdy.

My cut list:

4 1x4's cut at 20 inches long

2 1x2s cut at 23 inches long

I cut, sanded and stained all the boards.

Its time to assemble the project now that the stain and everything is dry.

I took my 1x2s that I cut at 23 inches long and put them on a flat surface. I spaced them at about 11 inches wide. I then put two of the 1x4s that I cut at 20 inches on top of the 1x2s at the top and bottom and made sure to make it flush with the 1x2. I screwed them on from the backside with wood screws.

I then took the other 2 1x4s and spaced them in between the 1x4s I already screwed on. I made them all 3 inches apart and screwed them in from the back with wood screws.

Once I got the boards all screwed on and everything looked good to me it was time to put the hooks on. I honestly eyeballed it when I put the hooks on, I didn't measure it. I just put 3 hooks on each board and spaced them out to where it looked pretty good and straight and screwed them in. I used 12 hooks on this project.

The last step that I did after I got the hooks on was I took my sander and sanded the edges of the wood to give it more of a rustic look.

I am absolutely in love with the way that it turned out and I cant wait to get it on my wall and get the coffee station rolling.

I hope you all enjoyed this project as must as I did!