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Shoutout to the guy at the Long Beach flea market who sold me 4 milk crates for $5
I always thought wall art had to be actual art, then this vendor stacked his crates on their sides and zip tied them into a honeycomb shelf for his prints. I tried it in my hallway with some old band posters I got for free and it covers a 3 foot gap way better than the $40 frame I almost bought. Anyone else stack crates instead of hanging stuff straight on the drywall?
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cameron7631d ago
Skip the frame every time. Crates on their sides give you depth so the posters sit back a bit instead of flat on the wall. Zip ties are smart too since you can cut them and rearrange without patching holes. I did the same thing in my garage with old show flyers and it held up fine for years.
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