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4 Ways to Hang Oars on a Wall

By Matthew Lynch
December 17, 2023
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Oars can make for an interesting and unique piece of wall décor in any space, adding a touch of nautical charm to your home. Whether you have a genuine set of oars or decorative ones, hanging them on your wall can be a fun and visually appealing way to display them. Here are four ways to hang oars on a wall:

1. Use Oar Brackets

Oar brackets are specifically designed for hanging oars on walls. They come in various materials and styles, allowing you to choose the one that best suits your aesthetic preferences and matches the overall look of your space. To hang oars using brackets:

– Measure the distance between the holes or attachment points on your oar.

– Mark corresponding points on your wall, ensuring they’re level.

– Attach the brackets securely to the wall using appropriate hardware.

– Place the oar in the brackets and adjust as needed.

2. Hang Oars Vertically

Hanging your oars vertically can be a fantastic way to create visual interest on expansive walls while bringing attention to the height of your ceilings. To hang oars vertically:

– Choose an area on your wall with enough vertical space.

– Mark points for hooks at an appropriate distance apart based on the length of your oar.

– Screw hooks into the wall at the marked points, making sure they’re level.

– Place one end of each oar onto its respective hook.

3. Display Oars Horizontally

If you prefer a more traditional approach, displaying your oars horizontally might be just what you’re looking for. Arrange them side by side or in a crossed pattern for an eye-catching display. To hang oars horizontally:

– Determine where you’d like your oars displayed and mark points for hooks.

– Attach hooks or other mounting hardware at those points, checking that they’re level.

– Place the oars on the hooks, adjusting their positions until you achieve the desired look.

4. Create a DIY Oar Hanger

For those who love a do-it-yourself project, consider creating a custom oar hanger using reclaimed wood or other materials that complement your oars and your home’s interior. This approach allows you to add personal touches and create a truly unique display. To make a DIY oar hanger:

– Find materials such as wood, rope, or metal to build your hanger.

– Measure and cut your materials according to the desired dimensions.

– Assemble the hanger by attaching hooks or brackets for holding the oars.

– Mount your custom oar hanger to the wall and secure your oars in place.

Regardless of which method you choose to hang your oars, always be sure to use proper mounting hardware and follow safety guidelines to ensure that they stay securely in place. With just a bit of creativity and planning, you can transform your walls into an impressive showcase of nautical charm.

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