DIY PVC Pipe Umbrella Holder for Small Entryway

Make your entryway more organized with this DIY PVC pipe umbrella holder. It’s a fun and practical craft that keeps umbrellas tidy and easy to grab.

Blue and yellow PVC pipe umbrella holder with umbrellas by a door
Difficulty
Medium
Time
40 minutes

Materials

  • PVC pipes
  • Wooden planks
  • Saw
  • File or sandpaper
  • Paint
  • Screwdriver
  • Screws
  • Measuring tape
  • Pencil
Step-by-step line art showing how to make a PVC pipe umbrella holder with a wooden frame.
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How to make it

  1. Cut the PVC pipes to the desired height using a saw.
  2. File or sand the edges of the PVC pipes for smoothness.
  3. Paint the PVC pipes and let them dry.
  4. Gather wooden planks and cut them to size for the frame and base.
  5. Assemble the wooden frame and secure with screws.
  6. Place the painted PVC pipes into the holder.
  7. Insert umbrellas into the finished holder.

A diy pvc pipe umbrella holder is a creative and space-saving way to store umbrellas in a small entryway. This project uses painted PVC pipes and a wooden frame for a sturdy and attractive result. It’s perfect for keeping wet umbrellas off the floor and neatly organized.nThe holder’s multiple compartments make it easy to separate different sizes of umbrellas, from compact to full-length. The bright blue and yellow colors add a cheerful touch to your doorway while helping you stay organized.nWhen working with PVC pipes, be sure to sand any rough edges after cutting to avoid sharp surfaces. Place a tray underneath to catch drips and protect your floor from water.

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