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7 DIY Pot Racks from Recycled Items

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Having a pot rack in your home can be a very handy thing.   Not only can it work for storage, but it can double for a great statement and décor piece.  These 7 ideas are not only super easy to make your self, but they are all made from upcycled items.   Do you have an old piece of garden fencing laying in your yard?  Maybe you’ve got some pieces of scrap wood you’re not sure what to do with.   Take a look at this post and you’ll get some great inspiration! Pot racks are perfect for farmhouse style kitchen designs or eclectic boho kitchens too.  Looking for more ways to upcycle furniture? Check out these Upcycling Furniture Books we found on Amazon.

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driftwood

1- Driftwood Pot Rack from Apartment Therapy

palletwall

2- Pallet Wall from I Love Pallets

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3- Fireplace Grate from Decorating Your Small Space

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4- Table Top Pot Rack from All Things Thrifty

gardenfence

5- Garden Fence Pot Rack from Quirk Madame

sleigh

6- Sleigh Pot Holder from Dishfunctional Designs

ladder

7- Ladder Pot Rack from The Owner Builder Network

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  1. Love these projects! These recycled racks seem to be quite useful and look gorgeous! My pot rack is a recycled wooden wagon wheel and all my friends like it very much. I’m definitely recommending your post to them, because I’m sure they’ll love it. Thanks for sharing!

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