How To Make A Car Clothes Hanging Bar for $1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 พ.ค. 2017
- Don't spend $15 - $20 on a consumer car clothes bar. Here's how to make your own for a dollar or two!
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This is an easy one! 5 minutes will save you twenty bucks! Let me know if you've tried it.
Great idea,thank you
My Dad would roll over in his grave... my Plumber/Pipe Fitter Dad! As soon as your video started - I "remembered" PVC would do the trick. Thanks.
Thanks. I literally had time pressing me and a thunderstorm coming in. I literally had minutes to put something together with thunder over head. Fortunately, I had all the stuff on hand. I went to the place where we keep scraps from former projects, picked up pvc, rough estimated the length, cut it, took it to the drill press, 2 holes and the zip ties in the drawer....done. We never pay for the rods. My husband has found different ways to make one with whatever was on hand, but he was busy and I needed something pronto so I googled. This was soooo much faster than anything we have ever done before. Thank you so much for sharing. I wished they had utube like 20 yrs ago.
Omg!! This was simply so brilliant! Thank you for this DIY, as I am in need of this exact clothing rod! I will be using your idea in a box truck so, needless to say, I don’t have the handles along the roof to attach the ties to so… I’m thinking of attaching the zip tie ends to a heavy duty magnetic hook on each end, for a customizable/non-permanent solution.
In America there is always someone that can do what needs doing. Ingenuity thrives here.Great idea
Good idea !
I need this for my work.
Free up space in trunk for something else.
Moving things back and forth to allow for storage from trunk to passenger seat was a pain ! 😫 😩
It's everytime I have to work on the road.
I try using the old bar and curtain window bar but to long for my car's interior.
With PVC pipe.
It's easy to cut to correct size or makinv holes with a drill.
They have white PVC and Gray PVC pipe.
I used white for my personal project, but with your car idea I am going to get gray so nosey bodys can't see what I am carrying.
Thanks Mark, you are right. I was shopping around for one and the cheapest I can find is about $25. So I’m going to follow your tip and make my own. Thank you so much.
Great tip!! BTW I did a search to find out how I can use a shower / tension rod for use in the car and your video is the only pertinent match that came up!
So we are going to take the zip ties and wrap a closed zip tie around the tension rod instead of a pvc pipe, using what we have, great tip and happy I found it!
Thanks! Thats exactly what I need to put a curtain across the back of the front seats in our camper van.
Thank you Mark. That is a brilliant idea. Subscribed!
In the present day & time, PVC is a lot more expensive if you have to purchase it.
I just bought some for another project that I had to do and what little bit of scraps I had at home were not going to do.
But I love the fact that I had a piece that is perfect for my vehicle. 1 and a half, to 2 inches, along with the zip ties.
Like you we do not throw away zip ties that are still usable. Go to the Dollar Tree to buy more unless we need a big package. Then we go to the hardware store. Save all kinds of leftover PVC pipe. You never know when you might need it to make a repair in your home.
Wow I was going to spend 30 dollars on a bar… thanks for this!
I hope it works for you! I also made one using metal conduit, which is quite a bit stronger.
Love the idea!
Thanks for sharing.
This is great! Thankyou!
Good idea!
I used a piece of bamboo I had, it worked great! Thank You
BAMBOO! I like that! The ridges would work to keep the clothes from sliding around.
Gives me an idea to do this w bungee cord.. I want mine to go from rod on back of passenger head rest to the rod on passenger head rest course I wont have more then a few garments.. dont mind it dipping down cause I'd rather it not be as visible..
Thanks for sharing the video
WOW! Thanks
How do you not have more likes and subscribers?!?@&$!? I’ll share this more after I move!
Thanks, Doug! My guess is I have too much variety - how to, travel, hotel tours - and it's hard for people to zero in. But thank YOU for watching!
How much weight did this support?
It comes down to the zip tie strength. I filled it up from end to end and it sagged but didn’t break.