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Mudroom placement for hooks

2 years ago

We just finished these built-ins. Where do I put the hooks? The dividers between each cubby is6 inches deep. Do I get 2 single hooks, 1 double, or 2 double hooks? Do I put them on the back wall or the sides? I would like this to be the spot for their backpack and coat. I don't know what will make the most sense

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Lyn Nielson
2 years ago
put them where they can be easily reached.

do a test run... get a backpack and have the kid hold it up to the potential hook hanging spot.
chispa
2 years ago
They don't all have to be the same if they will have different uses. Maybe a double row for those used by kids, so they can reach them now and move up to the taller row as they grow.
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skidoodle
Original Author
2 years ago
Chispa, you mean tonput a doubl3 row in each cubby?
blueskysunnyday
2 years ago
I agree with Chispa. So one hook at the top and one maybe halfway down for each cubby.

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