Photo: Wendell T. Webber
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Use a miter saw to cut the seven boards to length. Crosscut the two 1×3s to 24 inches long, then cut the three 1×4s and two 2⅜-inch-wide fluted casings to 48 inches.
Step 1: Crosscut the Parts
Introduction
Overview
Step 1
Crosscut the Parts
Step 2
Make a French Cleat
Step 3
Attach the French Cleat
Step 4
Install the Lower Cleat
Step 5
Add the Fluted Casing
Step 6
Paint the Wire Baskets
Step 7
Install the Coat Hooks
Step 8
Hang the Baskets and Install the Coatrack
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Tools List
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Miter saw
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Circular saw (or table saw)
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Drill/driver
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Speed clamps
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Paintbrushes
Shopping List
1x4 We chose pine. Get two 8-foot lengths.
1x3 Get one 8-foot length.
⅜-by-2-⅜-inch fluted door casing Get two 7-foot lengths.
Wire baskets Get two or more.
Coat hooks and hardware Get three.
Cup hooks Get two for each basket.1-¼-inch trim-head screws
120-grit sandpaper
Wood glue
Primer and paint for the coatrack
Spray primer and spray paint for the wire baskets
1x3 Get one 8-foot length.
⅜-by-2-⅜-inch fluted door casing Get two 7-foot lengths.
Wire baskets Get two or more.
Coat hooks and hardware Get three.
Cup hooks Get two for each basket.1-¼-inch trim-head screws
120-grit sandpaper
Wood glue
Primer and paint for the coatrack
Spray primer and spray paint for the wire baskets
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