This easy DIY pallet coffee mug hanger is the perfect solution for small spaces. Take your favorite mugs and show them off on the wall! Customize the look of the holder with wood stain and a different variety of hooks. Easily fits any decor and only takes minutes to put it together!

Pallet Coffee Cup Hanger

Items Needed:

1 – 18-inch Piece of Pallet Wood
5 – ½-inch Hook Hangers
Drill
5/32nd Drill Bit
Tape Measure
Pencil
Electric Sander (optional)

Directions:

Take your piece of pallet wood and sand it down if desired. I prefer it because it keeps splinters at bay and gives rough pallet wood a better look. If you don’t have a sander, some 80-grit sandpaper by hand will do just fine.

Once sanded, take your tape measure and measure one inch in on both ends of your board and mark it. Start from one of those marks and measure 4 inches down the middle and mark it. Do this three times so that you have a total of 5 spots marked.

Using your drill and bit, drill into the spots you marked, be sure they are centered and even.

Take your hooks, by hand, and twist them until they are flush with the wood.

To hang your coffee hanger, I suggest securing it to the wall in whatever fashion your prefer. We tried a hanger on the back of it but with the weight of coffee cups, it wasn’t secure enough until we attached it to the wall.

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DIY Homemade Pallet Coffee Cup Hanger

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Small space? Hang you coffee cups on the wall with this great space saving pallet coffee cup hanger!

Ingredients

1 – 18-inch Piece of Pallet Wood
5 – ½-inch Hook Hangers
Drill
5/32nd Drill Bit
Tape Measure
Pencil
Electric Sander (optional)

Instructions

Take your piece of pallet wood and sand it down if desired. I prefer it because it keeps splinters at bay and gives rough pallet wood a better look. If you don’t have a sander, some 80-grit sandpaper by hand will do just fine.
Once sanded, take your tape measure and measure one inch in on both ends of your board and mark it.
Start from one of those marks and measure 4 inches down the middle and mark it. Do this three times so that you have a total of 5 spots marked.
Using your drill and bit, drill into the spots you marked, be sure they are centered and even.
Take your hooks, by hand, and twist them until they are flush with the wood.
To hang your coffee hanger, I suggest securing it to the wall in whatever fashion your prefer. We tried a hanger on the back of it but with the weight of coffee cups, it wasn’t secure enough until we attached it to the wall.

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