How to hide an ugly pipe using pegboard / One Room Challenge Week 5

Remember week 1 of the One Room Challenge? One of my objectives was to install a pegboard to hide that ugly pipe.

Well, I did it (I mean, we did it because I couldn’t have done it alone! Thanks, honey ?)

For the One Room Challenge, hosted by Calling it Home, I’m giving my craft room a makeover. Or more accurately, I’m making a craft room that can be called a craft room! You can see the recaps here:

Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3 | Week 4 | Week 5 | Week 6

How to install the pegboard

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What you need

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• 2 x 3 studs
• Screws
• Wall anchors
• Pegboard
• Pegboard hooks and accessories
• Spacers

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So first, I bought 2- 2×3. They were the same depth as the pipe. We installed the 2×3 using screws. We also used wall anchors when the 2×3 were not aligned with the wall studs.

Then we cut the pegboard to the size we needed. We also used spacers to make sure the 2×3 didn’t block any holes of the pegboard.

Once installed, we fixed the Billy CD/DVD shelf unit that we had for sooo long on both sides. But the pictures for that will be for the reveal week only! ?

Now, here’s a sneak peek at what the pegboard looks like. Can you believe I have too much space?

Any suggestions on what I could hang on my new pegboard?

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