Coffee Cup Display
So earlier this week Ashley from Shanty2Chic asked if I could put some plans together for a coffee mug display she was building and as always I was honored to do so. What a great way to showcase your coffee mugs! If you’re anything like us and the Shanty sisters, then coffee is your best friend and this would be a welcomed display for your home! And super easy to build! I hope you enjoy these plans and be sure to check out the Shanty2Chic build below!
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Tools Required
Materials
- 2x 2 x 4 x 96″ Premium Stud
- 1x 1 x 3 x 96″ Furring Strip; Pine
- 1x 1 x 2 x 96″ Furring Strip; Pine
- Hooks (12 Pack)
- 1-1/4″ Brad Nails (18 Gauge)
Dimensions
Cut List
DIY Coffee Mug Display Plans
Questions? Comments?
As always, if you have any questions don’t hesitate to comment below and especially don’t forget to post pictures of your finished products in the comments! ENJOY!
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I just love my new mug rack!!
It’s the perfect way to display my mugs!
Your step by step instructuons were super easy to follow. I just changed the color scheme for my kitchen.
For some reason I can’t upload a photo for you to see it!
Thanks anyway!
Joana
Thanks Joana! That’s a bummer. Most likely the photo file size is too large. Nevertheless, I would love to see how it turned out so if you have a sec, email it to me at @Jamison Rantz.com">jamison@Jamison Rantz.com
I love love love this and I’m putting in my husband’s “Please make this for me” pile. How is it hung? Thanks!
Thanks Vicki! This one is attached with 3″ screws straight through it and into the studs in the wall.
Hi, I love this idea but was left with a few questions if you don’t mind me asking. How did you attach the hooks? I bought some mug hooks that are screws, but I’m not sure if I should pre-drill holes? Also, how many 3″ screws were used to hang this? And again did you use a drill to pre-drill holes so the wood wouldn’t split? Thanks in advance!
Since this was actually built by the Shanty sisters I’m not 100% but I think they used the screws that came with their hooks. For you I would suggest pre-drilling the holes for the hooks and mounting screws. Also, I think 2 mounting screws are all you’d need to secure it to the wall.
Saw this cool project and decided to make it for my wife for Cnristmas. I suppose I could have made the outer hooks spaced a bit closer to the vertical rails (looks a tad bunched in my opinion), but all spaces are even. Stained it with a dark stain, Kona by Rust-Oleum, then sanded it to bring out the light grain. Gives that distressed look as its called.
I didn’t want to drill through the front with 3″ screws into a stud, have to counter sink, fill, sand and restrain. Seemed like too much trouble to me. I picked up a couple of flush mount picture hangars (see link) from lowes and will attach them to the back, and the corresponding piece with hefty anchors to the wall.
I think she’ll really like it!
Merry Christmas everyone. 🎅🏻🎄
http://www.lowes.com/pd_334…