Installation Instructions

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This charming mudroom organizer is the perfect piece to keep your

things sorted and ready to go as you head out the door! Not only

will it add functional elegance to your entryway, but it will keep your

things organized in one easy-to-build structure that you can hang

on your wall. Whether you're storing the kids' hats and mittens or

your wallet and keys, this is the perfect addition to any home décor!

(1) 1/2” x 2’ x 8’

Plywood Panel

(1) 1/4” x 2’ x 8’

Plywood Panel

Semi-Gloss Enamel Paint

- 1 Quart

1-1/4” 3d Finishing Nails OR

1” 16 Gauge Brads OR

1-1/2” 18 Gauge Brads

Wood Glue

Wall Hanger

Pencil

Putty

SHOPPING LIST

Screwdriver

Clamps

Circular Saw with Guide

Track

Jig Saw and Jig Saw

Blades

Hammer OR Brad

Nail Gun

Sander or Sandpaper

TOOL LIST

Paint brush

Screws

Measuring Tape

Speed Square Straight Edge

Summary of content (4 pages)

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This charming mudroom organizer is the perfect piece to keep your things sorted and ready to go as you head out the door! Not only will it add functional elegance to your entryway, but it will keep your things organized in one easy-to-build structure that you can hang on your wall.
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STEP 1: cut side sections Measure and cut a 50" long piece from one end of the 1/2" x 2' x 8' plywood panel. Measure and cut this 50" long piece into two 10” wide by 50” long sections; these will form the two sides. STEP 2: cut sections For the front and bottom pieces, cut two 10" wide pieces from the remaining section of the 1/2" piece of plywood.
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STEP 6: Sand Sand all of the cut sections until they are smooth. STEP 7: Paint Use an interior semi-gloss enamel to paint all of the pieces before assembling them and allow to dry completely. Follow the manufacturer’s directions for best results. STEP 8: Assembly Now it's time to assemble the pieces. First glue, and then nail the fronts and bottoms to one side of the organizer. Some additional sanding may be necessary to get the best fit.
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STEP 11: Fill holes Fill any unsightly nail holes with putty that matches the color of the organizer. Optional: After filling the holes, touch them up with additional paint. STEP 12: use With the final touches in place, hang the organizer on the wall. Be sure to follow the instructions included with the wall hanger kit. The model shown will hold up to 50 pounds, which is sure to handle plenty of scarves, mittens, and hats. FOR MORE EASY HOW-TO PROJECTS, VISIT MENARDS.