DIY Mounting Knobs on Walls Tutorial

I think knobs can be such great decorations on the wall, especially antique knobs. We have knobs in the children’s playroom to hang their artwork. The ones in this tutorial were forĀ our master bedroom room to hang frames above our bed. There are so many other decorations you can hang on these knobs mounted on walls. But first, let’s learn how to mount them. It’s easier than you think. Don’t forget about the tutorial on how to reuse frames to make ribbon hanging wall frames. If you make something using this tutorial, please upload pictures of it in our Flickr group to show it off to everyone. You may be featured on Simply Modern Mom.

Supplies:

  • cabinet knobs or any types of knobs that uses screws
  • strong bolt cutter
  • screws (most store bought knobs come with screws)
  • wall anchors that fits screw size
  • electric drill
  • hammer

1. Use the bolt cutter and cut off the closed end of the screw.

cut off end

knob supplies

2. Measure where you would like to hang the knob and drill a hole. Look on the wall anchor packaging to see what size drill bit you need.

drill hole in wall

3. Place the wall anchor in the hole and hammer it flat into the wall.

anchor in wall

hammer anchor

4. Screw the knob into one end of the double open ended screw.

screw in knob

5. Screw the other end of the screw into the anchor all ready in the wall.

screw into wall

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7 Responses to DIY Mounting Knobs on Walls Tutorial

  1. I was planning on do something similar in our bedroom with a finial ~ thank so much for the How To!!!

  2. very cute idea! i had plans on doing the same with old door knobs and using them as purse hooks in my craft room. great idea and thanks for posting this!

  3. Great post. I look at those anchors and think it’s one more step I just can’t do, but you’re making it look all too easy!

    I love your new master bedroom. I’d be hangin’ in there all day!!

  4. Ooo I can’t wait to try this! Thanks!

  5. Johanna

    You could also use double ended screws (no heads and threads on both sides) instead of cutting the heads off. Double ended screws are available at most hardware stores.

  6. Jen

    Thank you so much! I am going to hang fabric tiebacks on these for my curtains! I had no idea how to do it before!

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