Diy pool towel rack outdoor

It feels like the year has just started, but summer is right around the corner! This means it’s time to start thinking about that pool in the backyard. "Is it clean? Do we still have pool toys? Should we get more towels?" The preparation is endless, and it's easy to sink a lot of money into getting ready for summer. A simple DIY towel rack is extremely useful and will not break the bank. In this blog post, we will show how you can create your own PVC pipe towel rack with inexpensive, durable…

This DIY outdoor standing towel rack was the perfect solution to wet towels from the beach! Now that we are fully in summer mode, I need to brace myself for the onslaught of weekly laundry loads of beach fare. Wet bathing suits and towels strewn about outside, and sandy toes at the door. When it’s...Read More »

PROBLEM: Damp beach towels strung out on the patio and cool deck. SOLUTION: DIY Outdoor Pool Towel Dry Rack | Poolside Beach Towel Holder.

If you are worried that storing towels outside may affect the overall look of your backyard, here are some of the best ways on how to store pool towels outside.

Easy and quick diy towel rack for pool. Learn how to make a standing towel rack for your pool.

This post contains instructions on how to make your very own DIY pool towel rack/valet. This PVC pool valet can be moved anywhere and holds up to six towels

Happy summer! In this video, I’ll show you how to make a DIY Pool or Hot Tub Drying Towel Rack. This also works great for pool toys and floaties. Similar products sell online anywhere from $…

Grab your Swimsuit & Towels and get ready for Summer with these 15 Hacks for Your Swimming Pool that will help you stay organized & Enjoy the Fun all Summer Long!

With great pool comes great towel mess! This is a simple DIY project that uses inexpensive PVC pipe, a few screws and a shade umbrella stand to make a very practical towel tree for summertime poolside organization. I think it took me all of an hour, maybe two, to assemble and paint. Total cost, a hair over $50. If you don't paint it, less than $50.

Pool Towel Stand. I made this one for my Dad. I used a 6 1/2 foot treated 4x4 and added a post cap to the top. I used garage hooks, painted them a cream color to match the starfish. Placed the 4x4 in a flower pot with a few inches of quick-create to keep it centered and upright. Then put sand on top of quick-crete and added rocks of top.