Franklin Brass FBPLLT5-513-R Rail
Product Description
Organize in style with one easy step. From Franklin Brass, this 26.5 inch rail with 5 pillow hooks is designed to hold a wide variety of items such as purses, coats, scarves, and umbrellas at your entryway. Perfect for organizing your bathrobe and hairdryer in your bathroom also.
Price: $33.02
- 35 lb maximum weight capacity when mounted into solid wood or wood studs
- Overall dimensions, when mounted: 5.6 inch x 3.4 inch x 26.5 inch
- Mounting hardware and installation instructions included
- Casual style coordinates with most home décor and provides an abundance of space for hanging items in the entryway, laundry room, bathrooms, and bedrooms
- Driftwood gray and soft iron finish; constructed of zinc die-cast hooks mounted to a medium density fiberboard rail
Working With What You Have: Home Improvement Tips Made Easy
As long as people have been building structures to live in, they’ve looked to improve their homes. Everybody wants an attractive and comfortable home, and home improvement projects offer the opportunity to accomplish this goal. Keep reading to find out how you can make your home up to date.
As you plan home improvements, consider your neighborhoods’s character. Choosing the wrong style can make your home stand out in a bad way. Remodeling that goes with your neighborhood will help you sell your home.
Get new metal fixtures for your bathroom. You can find items such as shower curtain rods, towel racks or knobs in different shapes and colors. It is common for home improvement outlets to carry such items in groups in order to facilitate simple installation.
When employing a contractor for your project, it’s important to maintain your own records. Don’t make the assumption that this is the contractor’s responsibility. Save any contracts and invoices related to your project. Such records can help both you and the contractor stay organized and focused.
One of the most important things anyone taking on a home improvement project can do is plan things out in advance. Procrastinating until start day can be disastrous, as it can result in hasty decisions and bad judgments. If you think about things in advance, you will be more successful.
When thinking about projects that can improve your home, do not overlook the landscaping. The front of your home, including the yard, is the first thing that others see of your residence. Sometimes it is the only thing people see. Keep the grass neatly mowed, and install plants and shrubs to make your property look attractive.
If you do the right homework, you can make your home as nice as can be. It isn’t necessarily simple. Often times a home improvement is much more difficult than you initially though it would be.