DIY Industrial Bathroom Fixtures
by
Barb C
$50.00
45 Minutes
Easy
While redoing my boys bathroom I got the urge do add an industrial touch. I had seen on Pinterest some industrial shelving so decided to search for some bathroom fixtures. Here is my take on them. The first thing I did was research the prices for this industrial piping. The piping was not bad. I was able to buy a 10 foot piece for 10.00 and have it cut and threaded for me at Home Depot. The flanges were about 5.00 a piece so that can add up pretty fast. I needed 6 for my towel bar, my curtain rod and my shelf. The elbows were priced fairly reasonably.
For the towel bar you will need:
1/2" black pipe cut to the size you want it.
(2)- 1/2" 90 degree elbows
(2)- 1/2" nipples
(2) 1/2" flanges
For the curtain rod you will need:
1/2" black pipe cut to the size you want it.
(2)- 1/2" 90 degree elbows
(2)- 1/2" nipples
(2) 1/2" flanges
Here is what you need to make the shelf:
(2) 10" (or whatever size you want) pipes.
(2) galvanized caps
(2) flanges
I am really pleased with how it all turned out and really like the look. The total cost was approximately $50.00. You can find complete instructions on my blog as well as access to 3 free nautical printables.
For the towel bar you will need:
1/2" black pipe cut to the size you want it.
(2)- 1/2" 90 degree elbows
(2)- 1/2" nipples
(2) 1/2" flanges
For the curtain rod you will need:
1/2" black pipe cut to the size you want it.
(2)- 1/2" 90 degree elbows
(2)- 1/2" nipples
(2) 1/2" flanges
Here is what you need to make the shelf:
(2) 10" (or whatever size you want) pipes.
(2) galvanized caps
(2) flanges
I am really pleased with how it all turned out and really like the look. The total cost was approximately $50.00. You can find complete instructions on my blog as well as access to 3 free nautical printables.
Here is a close up of one side of the towel bar.
This picture shows the whole towel bar.
I made a shelf using some industrial pipes.
And an industrial curtain rod. Make sure you visit my blog to see the valance I made from tea towels from TJ Maxx.
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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my hubby bath has these even the sink
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I love this look! I may have to do this when I instal my IKEA hack bathroom furniture vanity! Don't you think it would go together perfectly!
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