Create this stylish organiser for your bathroom

A picture of a bathroom organiser with wood and glass jars — Restore order by creating this easy bathroom organiser

Difficulty
easy
Cost
50-100 £
Duration
< 1 h

Introduction

Shaving brush, aftershave, cotton wool pads, eyelash curler – so many things but not enough space? Try creating our space saving bathroom organiser made from upcycled mason jars, perfect for even the smallest of bathrooms.

You need

Let's go - step by step

Step14

Mark out the jars

A picture of someone marking out the correct size on a wooden board with a ruler and pencil

Use a ruler to get the centre point

You need: pencil, ruler, wooden board, jars

The first step is to mark out the position of the jars on the wooden shelf. Position them so that the jars will be equidistant and centred on the shelf. The length of the shelf and number of jars are optional.

Step24

Drill the holes

Someone using a hammer drill to drill holes in the wooden board

Don't forget to pre-drill

You need:

The Bosch Rotary hammers

Wood Drill Bit Set 3 Pieces

, wood drill bit

Then pre-drill the holes that you have marked on the board using a thin wood drill bit. Next drill the holes using a rotary hammer drill.

Step34

Time to fit the hose clips

A picture of someone screwing the hose clips in place on the wood ready for the jars

Screw the hose clips in place

You need:

The Bosch Rotary hammers

Metal drill 3mm

, metal drill bit 3mm, screws, hose clips

Before continuing, pre-drill the hose clips with a thin 3mm metal drill bit. Then fix the clips to the shelf with wood screws in the places you have marked out on the shelf.

Step44

Adding the finishing touches

A picture of someone adding the jars to the hose clips on the wooden board

Now to add the jars

You need: jars, screws, wall plugs

Last but not least, place the jars in the hose clips and tighten. Then fix the finished bathroom organiser to the wall with wall plugs, screws and a rotary hammer drill. Your eyelash curlers, cotton buds and shaving brushes now have a new home.