My $50 door storage rack
06-19-2007, 07:28 PM
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06-23-2007, 11:50 AM
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My mod of your idea.
Here is some help for you -- I just arrived back from the depot and bought two of the following:
1/2" x 10' galv pipe (cut into 48", 30", 24" pieces, one of each from each pipe for a total of 6 pieces + scrap, they cut and re-threaded them)
Furniture dolly (included 4 casters each {1000 lbs load}, plus it is pre assembled)
and 4 of:
1/2" galv 90 elbow
1/2" galv flanges.
The total bill was about $80.
I came home and assembled the uprights
put a piece of 1" x 4" on both sides of the dollies
then attached the upright to the dolly.
All that is left is to carpet the exposed wood, and get insulation for the uprights.
Both are using a 24" piece for the top part, and the short one is for the back door to lay down, and the tall one is for the front doors to sit upright. I can't take pics right now because it is raining, but I will as soon as I can.
1/2" x 10' galv pipe (cut into 48", 30", 24" pieces, one of each from each pipe for a total of 6 pieces + scrap, they cut and re-threaded them)
Furniture dolly (included 4 casters each {1000 lbs load}, plus it is pre assembled)
and 4 of:
1/2" galv 90 elbow
1/2" galv flanges.
The total bill was about $80.
I came home and assembled the uprights
put a piece of 1" x 4" on both sides of the dollies
then attached the upright to the dolly.
All that is left is to carpet the exposed wood, and get insulation for the uprights.
Both are using a 24" piece for the top part, and the short one is for the back door to lay down, and the tall one is for the front doors to sit upright. I can't take pics right now because it is raining, but I will as soon as I can.
06-24-2007, 07:54 AM
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I've en trolling the board for awhile now and decided to join this morning just so I could post in this thread. I made a door rack yesterday for $55 from home depot out of 1" PVC. The $55 includes a $10 PVC pipe cutter and PVC cement (which I didn't bother using, everything fit together real well). I also did the math wrong and bought one too man PVC pipes (I thought they were 8 feet, but they turned out to be 10) and 1 less piece of foam than I sould have. I didn't bother with casters. as I can just carry the doors to the rack in the garage.
Parts List (corrected for extra pipe and missing foam):
5 10' X 1" PVC pipes
14 1" Socket to Socket 90 deg elbows
10 1" all Socket Ts
7 1" ID pipe foam (6' long)
1 PVC pipe cutter
The finished product is a little flimsy, but I think it will get the job done. The reaer doors need to be layed down rather than upright because the bottom is too narrow to fit across the pipe. Anyway, here is the finished product, I'm going to go take my doors off now and I'll let you know how it goes later!
Parts List (corrected for extra pipe and missing foam):
5 10' X 1" PVC pipes
14 1" Socket to Socket 90 deg elbows
10 1" all Socket Ts
7 1" ID pipe foam (6' long)
1 PVC pipe cutter
The finished product is a little flimsy, but I think it will get the job done. The reaer doors need to be layed down rather than upright because the bottom is too narrow to fit across the pipe. Anyway, here is the finished product, I'm going to go take my doors off now and I'll let you know how it goes later!
07-06-2007, 12:19 PM
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Just built mine over the July 4th holiday. Very similar to previous posters. Here's my detailed bill of materials from Lowes. They cut the 18" pieces down to 13" and re-threaded them for free. Took about 30 min to drill and assemble.
Bill of Materials:
Furniture Dolly ........................... 2 @ 24.96 .. $49.92
3/4" x 48" Galvanized pipe ................ 4 @ 8.94 ... $35.76
3/4" x 18" Galvanized pipe ................ 2 @ 4.53 ... $9.06
3/4" Galvanized 90deg bend ................ 4 @ 1.17 ... $4.68
3/4" Galvanized floor flange .............. 4 @ 3.46 ... $13.84
Stainless oval-head phillips machine screws 4 @ 4.00 ... $16.00
5/16" flat washers ........................ 4 @ 1.80 ... $7.20
5/16-18 stainless finished hex nut ........ 4 @ 2.04 ... $8.16
3/4" x 6' pipe insulation ................. 2 @ 1.18 ... $2.36
Total: 146.98
Per cart: $73.49
Bill of Materials:
Furniture Dolly ........................... 2 @ 24.96 .. $49.92
3/4" x 48" Galvanized pipe ................ 4 @ 8.94 ... $35.76
3/4" x 18" Galvanized pipe ................ 2 @ 4.53 ... $9.06
3/4" Galvanized 90deg bend ................ 4 @ 1.17 ... $4.68
3/4" Galvanized floor flange .............. 4 @ 3.46 ... $13.84
Stainless oval-head phillips machine screws 4 @ 4.00 ... $16.00
5/16" flat washers ........................ 4 @ 1.80 ... $7.20
5/16-18 stainless finished hex nut ........ 4 @ 2.04 ... $8.16
3/4" x 6' pipe insulation ................. 2 @ 1.18 ... $2.36
Total: 146.98
Per cart: $73.49
07-12-2007, 08:30 AM
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I've en trolling the board for awhile now and decided to join this morning just so I could post in this thread. I made a door rack yesterday for $55 from home depot out of 1" PVC. The $55 includes a $10 PVC pipe cutter and PVC cement (which I didn't bother using, everything fit together real well). I also did the math wrong and bought one too man PVC pipes (I thought they were 8 feet, but they turned out to be 10) and 1 less piece of foam than I sould have. I didn't bother with casters. as I can just carry the doors to the rack in the garage.
Parts List (corrected for extra pipe and missing foam):
5 10' X 1" PVC pipes
14 1" Socket to Socket 90 deg elbows
10 1" all Socket Ts
7 1" ID pipe foam (6' long)
1 PVC pipe cutter
The finished product is a little flimsy, but I think it will get the job done. The reaer doors need to be layed down rather than upright because the bottom is too narrow to fit across the pipe. Anyway, here is the finished product, I'm going to go take my doors off now and I'll let you know how it goes later!
Parts List (corrected for extra pipe and missing foam):
5 10' X 1" PVC pipes
14 1" Socket to Socket 90 deg elbows
10 1" all Socket Ts
7 1" ID pipe foam (6' long)
1 PVC pipe cutter
The finished product is a little flimsy, but I think it will get the job done. The reaer doors need to be layed down rather than upright because the bottom is too narrow to fit across the pipe. Anyway, here is the finished product, I'm going to go take my doors off now and I'll let you know how it goes later!
