- This guitar wall mount is made with a wooden stave from a Kentucky whiskey barrel.
- Two pilot holes make it simple to install and black wooden buttons are included to cover the screws.
- It is given 3 coats of clear gloss polyurethane to give it a shine that compliments your guitar!
- They measure 2-4" wide and around 10" tall.
- Holds one guitar, bass, violin, mandolin, banjo, or ukulele!
- Ships within 24 hours of your order from Wisconsin, arrives in just 1-4 days
Whiskey Barrel Stave Guitar Hanger
Rating is 5.0 out of five stars based on 1 review
$39.99 Regular Price
$27.99Sale Price
Vertical Orientation Mounting Instructions:
- Drywall anchors are included but, if possible, mount to a stud to ensure strength.
- Start by drilling the screws in about 1/4", just so the tips of the screws are showing on the back side.
- If using the drywall anchors, drill the first anchor where you want the top hole of the guitar hanger to be. Drive guitar hanger into that anchor with that top screw until snug.
- Make sure the hanger is straight up and down. Lightly press the bottom into the drywall. The tip of the predrilled screw should leave a dot. Place the second drywall anchor there and drive the anchor into the drywall. Then drive the screw into that anchor until snug.
- Black Buttons: These are meant to be tight. If they don't press in by hand, simply get it started, cover button with a cloth, and lightly hit with a hammer or mallet.
Horizontal Orientation Mounting Instructions
- Drywall anchors are included but, if possible, mount one side to a stud to ensure strength.
- Start by drilling the screws in about 1/4", just so the tips of the screws are showing on the back side.
- If using the drywall anchors, drill the first anchor into the drywall where you want the left hole of the guitar hanger to be. Drive guitar hanger into that anchor with that left screw until snug.
- Measure from the cieling on the left side and then on the right, to make sure it is level - or - place a level on top
- When the hanger is level, lightly press the right side into the drywall. The tip of the predrilled screw should leave a dot. Place the second drywall anchor there and drive the anchor into the drywall. Then drive the screw into that anchor until snug.
- Black Buttons: These are meant to be tight. If they don't press in by hand, simply get it started, cover button with a cloth, and lightly hit with a hammer or mallet.
Reviews
Great display piece. Solid construction and great value.