How to hide hot water heater and furnace

When we bought our house a couple years ago, we knew the downstairs bathroom needed some work. We just didn't realize how much work it was going to take. Remember Becky's post about taking a

Here is an easy DIY-able fix to covering up that ugly hot water heater.

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We'll have to blame this room re-do on the Container Store - we this photo in their catalog & it gave us just the inspir...

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I shared that I wanted to hide my ugly hot water heater in my laundry room with you a few weeks ago. It just stuck out like a sore thumb. But after all it is a hot water heater right? So my man took a piece of wood (not real wood) but it worked and built a frame for me. So now to see if it would fit and it did. I painted it white and did not like the texture it had even after two coats of white. (rule of thumb...you get what you pay for and the wood was cheap) But I wasn't going to let it…

I used hanging 12x12 room divider panels to hide the water heater. I ordered 2 packs of 12 on Amazon but I have seen them on Wish too.

Hanging doors in the flip house was an easy and inexpensive solution to hide the mechanicals while still leaving them accessible if needed.

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