What can I do with this DVD stand?

Question

I have a DVD stand that I am trying to repurpose instead of trash. Any ideas?

Julia · Answer

Shoe rack?

Carole · Answer

If it is strong enough it could be used as a quilt stand. Or a towel rack for a guest bedroom?

Marilyn Lefler · Answer

Books, stuffed animals and other toys

Kris Buckner · Answer

Use it for books maybe.

Linda Hughes · Answer

I'd use for bathroom or guest bathroom- The top rack I would use to hang hand towels & wash cloths on. The ones below I would find baskets wicker or cloth that would fit nicely & use the baskets to hold items normally found in a linen closet, extra towels, extra shampoo and hygiene products. Could also use it in a studio or craft room to hold supplies.

Orchidmg · Answer

Shoe rack. Or to dry sweaters and blouses on after washing them. Put in your laundry room, if you have one. Or attach more slots of wood to make shelves and put pots of plants and flowers and some knick-knacks.

Angie Newhouse · Answer

Use it as a blanket rack.

Sandy R · Answer

Shoe Rack. I always need more racks for shoes

Brenda Cooley · Answer

You could use to hold gift wrap.

Cindy Thomas · Answer

I ended up with about 10 of these a few years ago.  I gave some away...was convinced I could make something awesome out of them one day.  I was wrong.  But I kept trying.  Here's what mine have become...
A Quilt rack in the guest room.
( it didn't work for our shoes) 
One, I attached netting to the 'shelves' and used it as a drying rack for our garden onions. 
One was laid on its side and used as a narrow - beside the grill- table.  
I used one as an herb drying rack.  Some I cut the dowels out and used the dowels on another project. 
Then, finally, my favorite ( and pretty much the only one I have left) is in my kitchen holding wire baskets for my canning lids and supplies. Oh, and another has baskets that hold vegetables and fruit.  And..yes, more onions.

Ginger the farm gal · Answer

cut the center racks out...leaving about 3' length on the center board, hang on a wall for coat rack.... makes 2.

Marilyn Descours · Answer

If you sew, they're great for storing your fabric stash. You can see what you have!

Pati · Answer

Bookshelf? In my house I always have a shortage of bookshelves.

Kathryn F. Moore · Answer

Doesn't really work as a bookshelf which was my thought when I picked up one at the thrift store. It is in my garage with a few books and I am still thinking about and searching for a brilliant use like my friends here come up with.,

Cavymom · Answer

Make L shaped horizontal slats to mimic the DVDs angle, then use as book or other shelves. Will not be level - will angle back, but still very useful.

Susan Bechamp · Answer

Gave ours to our neighbor who works at a day care. They anchored it to the wall by the coat hooks and use it to dry wet gloves, socks and small shoes in winter.

Renee Seeling · Answer

I painted it in bright colors for a client and his daughter is using it to hold her shoes. She likes pink and purple so....it is pink and purple!

Ginger · Answer

Shoe rack

Sandra · Answer

shoe rack

Lisa Hirt · Answer

I agree with the some other posters - I have two of these and use them for shoes racks in my closet - they work great!

Dfm · Answer

towel drying rack during canning season.....

Dee · Answer

First thought was a shoe rack. Second thought was a blanket/quilt rack

Janice · Answer

Get storage bins or make your own our of cardboard and use to stash miscellaneous extra bathroom or kitchen items to keep them organized. You can label the fronts.

Betsy · Answer

Hi Libby: You can use it as a quilt rack or donate it to a thrift store :)

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