Do you waste all your DIY time looking for your tools? If so, this easy-to-make tool wall could be the answer. It's well organised and even looks good. Actually, almost too good for the basement or the hobby room...
4 poplar plywood panels: 20 x 86 x 1.2 cm, 71 x 31 x 1.2 cm, 28 x 52 x 1.2 cm and 40 x 52 x 1.2 cm, a tool holder, hammer, nails, scissors, pencil, varnish in different shades of turquoise, paint roller, undercoat paint, alcohol- or silicone-free glass cleaner, tesa Powerbond® ULTRA STRONG 5 m x 19 mm
Paint the wood panels on both sides, using an undercoat as a base layer.
Evenly distribute the tools and holders on the panels and slightly mark their positions with a pencil.
Place nails where you want to hang tools.
Clean the tool holder with alcohol- or silicone-free glass cleaner then apply tesa Powerbond® ULTRA STRONG on the reverse.
Press firmly for five seconds.
Remove protective films.
Press firmly for five seconds.
Place the boards against the wall and mark their desired position with a pencil. The panels should fixed 3 cm apart from one another.
Once the boards are complete, remove any dust from the wall where you're planning to mount them.
Alternately attach five tesa Powerbond® ULTRA STRONG strips – in full length and in approx. 20 cm strips – vertically on the wall and press firmly for five seconds.
Remove protective films.
Press the boards on the wall holding for five seconds.
