Bridle Racks in the Wife's Tack room

[ustmd]

So on Saturday, my wife asks for some help in her tack room. She wants to rearrange the bridle racks and add some more--spaced about every 8-10 inches.

I say. "No problem. To make it easy, we should mount some 3/4 plywood to the wall and then mount the racks to the plywood--that way we don't have to worry about where the studs are." I am thinking I have some extra ply in the shop just taking up space.


Wife "But I want pretty wood. What do you have in the shop?" My wife thinking that I just bought a bunch of wood from my hardwood supplier who was having a sale.


So, if any of you would like to see 3.7 bd ft of live edge Gummy Cherry with 4 coats of Arm-R-Seal satin hanging of the wall of my wife's tack room, let me know.

 

[2LaneCruzer]

So on Saturday, my wife asks for some help in her tack room. She wants to rearrange the bridle racks and add some more--spaced about every 8-10 inches.

I say. "No problem. To make it easy, we should mount some 3/4 plywood to the wall and then mount the racks to the plywood--that way we don't have to worry about where the studs are." I am thinking I have some extra ply in the shop just taking up space.


Wife "But I want pretty wood. What do you have in the shop?" My wife thinking that I just bought a bunch of wood from my hardwood supplier who was having a sale.


So, if any of you would like to see 3.7 bd ft of live edge Gummy Cherry with 4 coats of Arm-R-Seal satin hanging of the wall of my wife's tack room, let me know.

Of course. Those of us who do a little woodworking would understand. Even a lowly Shaker Peg rack can be made attractive. Let's see the result!

 

[newbury]

Take her wood shopping. Of course you should buy at least twice as much as required in case there is a mistake.