HOW TO BUILD A CLOTHING RACK | DIY | UNDER $12 WITH PVC PIPE | INDUSTRIAL | before+after | MAY NUNEZ
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- Опубліковано 28 гру 2019
- I was looking for a clothing rack that could easily display my favorite clothing items, but I needed it to be on a budget, because let's face it, christmas time! I looked online and found some for about $14, but they didn't have decent reviews sooo after seeing a few pictures I thought, hmmm, I could probably make that myself. I did the math and it turns out if I DIY it myself it would be about the same, plus I love projects haha. So off to HomeDepot we went.
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The following are the measurements I used: Remember, YOU CAN CUT your pipe at HomeDepot, the pipe tools are for customer use.
-You will need 206 inches or 17.1 ft, which is about two of the 10 ft 3/4 PVC pipes. Each priced at $2.57 for a total of $5.14
- Spray paint color of your choice, if you decide to spray paint.
- Cut four 8 inch pipes for the base.
- Cut two 6 inch pipes for the sides.
- Cut two 31 inch pipes, one where the clothes will hang and the other to go at the bottom for additional support.
- Cut two 50 inch pipes for the sides.
-You will need 4 tee connectors: each $0.85 or $3.40 for all.
-You will need 2 elbow connectors: each $0.59 or $1.18 for both.
-You will need 4 base caps: each $0.57 or $2.28 for all.
The grand total for this project was an even $12!!! Wahhhhht!
Update: Anthony has stolen my clothing rack and I now need to make another one for myself. - Розваги
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As soon as I can leave the house im so gonna do this.
Yay! Let me know how it works out for you! 😊 Tag me if you post any pictures I love seeing them!!
This saved me hundreds of dollars for my wedding! Made 2 for under $30 and will be using them as sign stands
So glad to hear this!!!😄
AWWWWWW!!! Congratulations! 😍
Thank you so much I was literally crying my eyes out because my clothes are everywhere and it was stressing me out on what to do.
Amazing!!!! I wanted to ask though, how much weight to you think it can hold and have you had any stability problems so far?
I love this so much!! Just exactly what I need!! Thank you for making this video!!! I hope you can make more DIYs. So helpful!! ♥️♥️♥️
This is exactly what I was looking for!!! Your video is awesome and very easy to follow. I will definitely make this. Thank you for sharing this.
This was such a great tutorial! I was looking to buy one, but then I figured it’d be easy to make. I loved how straight to the point this video is & I am so surprised you don’t have thousands of subscribers!! I’m sure you will keep growing, you deserve it, may God bless you 💕
Thank you for all the kind words! I really appreciate it!
Hi May!
I'm so excited! I followed your instructions and it looks good 👍
Thank you for sharing 😁
Thank you for watching!
I love this! I want to build a large one for my yard sale and love the way this turned out!
Did u ever use it for ur yard sale.. ? I was curious as to how much weight it could hold. I Have alot of clothes 🤦♂️
You are so kind to share your ideas. Thank you!
Thank you!
I just built my rack thanks to your video! I was sooo excited! Thank you! 💛
That’s awesome! Hope you enjoy it!🤗
Girl! You just helped me out so much. Yeah, I subscribed. Thank you! Thank you! XOXO 😘
I really like the way you built the whole thing right from the store... Nice idea.
How did they let you do that? I mean, you had to pay for everything before you could cut the pieces, right? And did anyone have trouble getting by in the aisle you were building this rack?
MAY you two are EVERYTHING!! thanks for this :)
You're the best!
This was so cool! I’m definitely gonna try it out
I am glad you liked it!!😄
This a pretty quick and easy setup 🥰
Wow! I’m going to Home Depot right now to make myself one! Great video!
Thank you so much, you saved me.a lot of money. It looks good.
This can be use for both clothing and backdrops ❤️👌 pretty cool good job!
Thank you for watching!
Love this!!! It looks so good!
Thank you!
I'm making this to hang my plants on. Thanks for sharing all measurements and visuals
this is a very helpful video! thank you so much. very clear instructions! I am heading to home depot now!
Hope you enjoyed your project!
I wish I could kiss you!!
Your measurements and instructions were so on point!
I know have a new $19 clothing rack😂
I’m glad I was able to help!!🥰🤗
thank you! & your flooring looks great.
That’s so nice of you, thanks!🤗
I am sure someone said this already but the floor does look great! Nice work!
Thank you!😋
this blew my mind lol! subscribed!!!
Thank you!🤗🤗🤗
Thank you so much! I’m going to Home Depot right now!❤
This is just perfect... I must try this too
I hope you love it too!
This is absolutely BRILLIANT!!! LOVE this video!!! 😍
Do the elbows and tees have threads inside or none?
@@DJNolove I don't know, I merely watched the video, and binge watched many others for inspiration, but I've never made my own DIY clothing rack as of yet.
Some pipes have threads, some don't, some require glue, I'm definitely not an expert or experienced in this matter lol
The ones I got didn’t have threads, but had a slight raised piece to stop it from going all the way in.
@@maynunez thank you!
I love this! going to try this... subbed!
That’s awesome!! Will you be spray painting it black too or a diff color?🥰
Excellent video and instructions! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for watching!
This worked great! I spray painted mine to look like copper piping.
I’m glad it worked for you!!😊
Lol that was too cute!!! You built it in home Depot good for you!!!
Lmao I had to, I lived a ways out to go home and do it wrong!😂
Love it🤩
Thank you!
Thank you so much!!! I made one and it’s great
Yay! Glad you like it! I still use mine to this day haha.
this is fire thank you!
Thanks for watching!
I was trying so hard to draw this layout to hubby but he was lost. Now I find this one, I share with him so we can build it.
Thank u so much❤
Just made mine and it was so easy!
I love this!!😘😁
Thank you so much! I just have to ask how much weight can it hold?
Thank you for your creative idea it inspired me to build something similar but for green screens :)
That’s great to hear, glad I was of assistance! 😊
Did you take the cutting thing with you or was it from the store ??
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Anyone know how much weight this garment rack will hold? Thank you.
Definately making one for myself, loved this video🤎
Thank you Stephanie!
This is cool my man has random metal poles all over so I’m gonna incorporate them into this project 😅
Good luck!👍
This might be a dumb question, but was the cutting tool there at Home Depot? Did you have to ask for it or was it just around? Thank you for this great video!
That’s actually a very good question! They have measuring tapes and that specific pvc pipe cutter right next to the pvc section, they should be towards the bottom or middle part of where the pipes are leaning on the shelf! Hope that helps, if not just ask the employees, it’s pretty common to have them for customer use! I also built a dog bed in the store 😂. My specific HD also has a hand saw station available, for small cuts of course.
May Nunez THANK YOU!!!
Only a unasked question is dumb (that made no sense ) lol never be afraid of sounding dumb for being curious. I personally was wondering the same thing as I’m new to diy and all things Home Depot lol
I love questions! I know that sometimes we forget to mention things, so it’s important that people ask because there may be more than one person wondering the same thing! Plus I love it when I have a question and someone else already asked it and it’s been answered!😂
I'd love to know if I can put wheels on it
Can these hold a lot of weight
How sturdy is it as a clothes rack
This was an amazing and relaxing tutorial! But could you tell me, is it sturdy? Like how much weight could it hold do you think? Has it lasted?
Mine seems sturdy, I currently have my winter coats on it!
made mine and it's cute. I did in black but will change out in gold later
Does it bend with the weight ?
Thankyou💜
So cool.
Thank you!
I am a plus size woman so my clothes are heavy when hanging up. Will this be sturdy enough to handle the weight of me hanging my clothes?
If you’d like it to be more sturdy I would definitely go with a thicker pvc pipe! When at Home Depot feel the pvc and if it’s too bendy then go up in thickness. 😊
Super helpful thanks
Thanks for watching!😘
Love this. Did you paint it while assembled or by piece?
I spray painted when fully assembled! That way I didn’t have to wait for sections to dry/or flip individual pieces over!😊
Hi I'm wondering how sturdy this is? Would you say it is as sturdy or more sturdy than the cheap ones you can buy at say walmart or something like that? I"m looking to use this to make a portable hanging station for some artwork.
I have personally hung winter coats on mine. If you want it super sturdy get very thick pvc pipe.
What is the weight this rack will hold???
How much weight does it hold?
what is the height of it at the end?
Wow, perfect for my budget.
Thanks for sharing.
How is it for stability? I'm concerned it may tip over.
Use thicker pvc pipe for more sturdiness! I still use mine today and have thick winter jackets on it!
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you for watching!
@@maynunez do i just get one big poll and cut it?
That’s what I did! I just cut the measurements I needed from one pipe.🤗
Can you test how much weight it will hold? Thanks for sharing this!
Frankly, I’m not sure how I could do that, do you have any suggestions?😁 However, I would say that it’s more for lighter pieces!
I just built one, thanks for the instructions and idea
That’s awesome!!! I’m glad it worked out for you, definitely tag me in your picture if you upload on Instagram I would love to see it!🥰
@@maynunez yes ma'am
@@maynunez We tagged you and sent you a couple pictures. Thanks again for the instructions, great idea
Thanks for trying it out! Hopefully I’ll make more DIYs soon!
Do you think it will still work if I picked a longer bar in between to hold my clothes (maybe double the size) ( I like it having a lot of space)
I just didn’t know if weight would be a problem
Make sure it’s thick enough!
Hey, thank you so much. I 'm about to save money. I have question though, what if you want a shelf for shoes on the bottom. Is there a way I could do that?
I’ll attach a link as a reference guide! You’ll just need to add an extra section using a T connection and legs!😁 I hope this helps!
www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07F6Y8BHR/ref=sspa_mw_detail_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1
@@maynunez Thank you so much
@@deboratemesgen9274 Hey Debbie, I just built something similar with a shelf and I made a video on my channel so if you wanna check that out too here's the link :) ua-cam.com/video/M7lMRInBBQg/v-deo.html
I’m pretty good at following directions but for some reason as soon as I hung up around 15 hangers of clothes, the whole thing just leaned over and fell. Any suggestions to make it stronger?
Hmm no idea why that would happen! I have thick winter coats hung on mine. Maybe use thicker pvc pipes!
You can get a type of glue made for PVC pipes and use that at the joints to make them stronger. Also make sure you've pushed the PVC pipes in far enough.
I'm considering building this to help show clothes for a garage sale, but I have a ton of clothes. I think the PVC may be strong enough, but it is likely to tip due to the weight being top loaded. I'm trying to come up with a way to modify the base with extra weight like landscaping bricks, not so pretty, but I think it will work for my purposes.
How much weight does this hold?
Nice...Looks cool & simple...! Is it stable enough though...? If yes, wud like to create one myself
For me it is! I have winter coats on it!
Have the hangers caused any of the black spray paint to chip?
No they haven’t!
This is so beautiful.... does it hold heavy clothes?
Hey. I wanna try this but I’m curious how steady it is, is it just for light clothing?
I specifically made mine for light items, but if you want it to be more sturdy I would use thicker PVC!😊
May Nunez thank you so much
You’re welcome!🤗
Yes. Because mine kept leaning over and canting
I’m sorry! As you can see in my newest room makeover I didn’t seem to have that problem! But you can always use metal pvc piping too!
for under $10 you can get a Mainstays clothing rack shipped to your house. Much easier and sturdier.
Amazing! Can't wait to build my own. Do you think different measurements will work the same? If i want twice the width? I wonder if it will hold the weight.
Thanks so much
yes this pipe is insanely strong and could even be stronger if you glued it together.
I would say get thicker pvc for a sturdier build!😄
Well I made one out of 25mm (1") pipe and glued it together but really its no good for long dresses as I made mine 1600mm (5'3) high and it bends over (and falls) with it loaded up. I need to reinforce it somehow....
My one also bends... I also think it's coz it's not the same material here...
It doesn't hold the weight...
That’s so strange! I still use mine to this day and I hang thick winter coats on it.
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
omg i love it black. But one thing where can i buy like hangers for the clothes so i can put them on. Also if you can help with this its almost my birthday and i want to know where i can buy a leather jacket for like metalheads like me
You can buy them at the dollar store or Walmart! I usually buy faux leather jackets from H&M. Zara has some really good ones too, they’re just a little expensive!😊
May Nunez where can i get one that has like red inside or do you know whats it called that has red material inside the jacket?
Hello I know this was 2 years ago, is the clothing rack still holding?
Yes I’m still using it!
How much weight does it hold? I’m looking to hang a fair amount of clothing.
If you’re planning on putting lots of weight I would go up in pvc pipe thickness!
Great work.
But I have a question
How many 206 inches pipes do we need to buy?
I bought two of the 10 ft 3/4 pvc pipe! If you want a sturdier clothing rack get thicker pvc pipes!😄
@@maynunez thank you
Is it sturdy or does it shake cuz am thinking of building one myself
I used the medium strength pvc pipe so it holds my items well, but I only add lightweight clothing pieces. If you want more sturdiness I’d say use the thicker pvc piping!😁
@@maynunezoh wow thanks the video was very brilliant and very helpful 🌹
Thats cute
Thank you!
I wonder how much you can hang on these? I love this saving for project!!! Thanks!!!!❤️
It depends on the thickness of the pvc pipe! 😋
You could probably add a piece of wood dowel inside the top bar to increase the strength so it won't sag in the middle. And add weight to the feet like sand inside them or something.
You’re a genius!
Genuinely wondering how do u pay for the pipes after you cut them? Do u just tell them what pieces u cut?
Just keep track of how many you have and let them know at checkout! The pipes have only one bar code which means all the other pieces won’t have it thus the bar code will show how many full pieces there are. Hope that helps!😊
How much would you say this rack design hold? Will it fall over if there is to much on it?
Ive put winter coats on mine, it depends on the thickness of pvc pipe you use.
@@maynunez Thank you for letting me know , I really appreciate it.
What did you use to cut the pipes?
They have pipe cutters there for use!
Cool build looks a little uneasy though. Maybe you could put some sand in the bottom tube or some kind of weights on the bottom so it doesn't move.
That is a genius idea!!
I wonder if it can hold more weight than t shirts…
I wanna do. this so i was wondering how sturdy it and how much weight it holds ??
You should try it out! Fairly inexpensive. Well I used a medium thickness pvc pipe because I only needed it for shirts. However, if you want to hang heavier items I’d suggest getting more heavy duty thicker pvc pipe!
@@maynunez how much do you think it holds? I was looking to make one to hold maybe 10 pounds worth of plants- but metal pipe is sooo much more expensive!!
It is very expensive, that’s why I went the pvc route! I would suggest to just use the much thicker pvc pipe! Feel how thick and sturdy they are while at the store! There’s a big jump from one to the other! Good luck!
@@maynunez ohh true!! i guess i’ll go a size up.
Didnt know they let you cut things. Nice tutorial
Thank you!
Loved this! I'm a bit of a handy-woman and you are are VERY clever and talented. Good for you. I loved this video but the music drove me nuts.
Haha thanks for the feedback! I was very new to UA-cam then, I think my videos have improved!😅😘
@@maynunez Well, you made one, I didn't. You're the handiest woman here. :)
How much weight do you think it would take??
I’m not quite sure to be honest, but I would say if you want it to hold heavier items then maybe do thicker pvc piping or metal even!
How much this stand tolerate the weight of clothes
Mine can hold at least 10 lbs!
Hii,
Everyone
How much weight can these hold? I sell vintage clothes and need racks that can break down like these and hold a lot :)
I’ve used mine to hang winter jackets!
great! have a blessed weekend John 3:17
Thank you, you as well!
1:16 wondering the same thing.. haha
Haha he’s good at delegating I guess!😂
Does anyone know the overall height once assembled?
I can’t remember the height, but I went over dimensions in the video!😄
You could add like 1lb of sand on each of the the sides just to give it some weight
I didnt know you could do this at home depot, actuallu build it there. So you just walk up to the reigister and say you cut a 10 foot pipe?
Thats amazing...I am building one for me....but I am curious...how much weight it can hold any suggestions please.
I made mine to hang basic clothing pieces! If you want something more sturdy get thicker pvc pipes!😁
@@maynunez I made it....tell me how can I show you the pics of outcome
You can tag me on Instagram or send me a direct message!
@@maynunez please mention your IG handle
It’s linked in the video description!😆