Build a wall
Draw it beforeyou drill it.
Choose a starting wall or add rows one by one. The preview is drawn to the real station spacing, and the wall you make is saved in the page address — copy it to share it.
Live preview, drawn to scale
Planning notes
Three things worth knowing.
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i
Space rows by your tallest jar.
Leave room above each row to lift a jar out, then keep that gap the same all the way down.
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ii
A Triad finishes a row.
Both sizes share one station spacing, so a short run beside a Hexad keeps the columns true.
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White disappears. Black draws a line.
On a pale wall, white lets the jars do the talking; black turns each row into a drawn rule.
Finished walls
Borrow a wall.
Tap a room to play it, then build your own version.
Questions
Before you drill.
36jars
The stations are cut for round jars laid on their side, lid facing out. If yours are an unusual diameter, send us the measurement across the lid before you order and we will tell you.
On two keyhole slots in the back panel. Mark both, fix screws or anchors suited to your wall, and lift the rack on. Plasterboard needs proper anchors, not bare screws.
Yes. Both share one profile and one station spacing, so a Triad finishes a row of Hexads and the rows line up. The builder above will show you any combination.
The stations were drawn around jars, and they hold them beautifully. They are just as good with brushes, tins, propagation vials, small tools and paint pots.
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