Awww, thanks so much. I have used that glaze on many more projects since this one. I can’t stop! Ugh, I worked my tush off on that hardware with anything that would help. Wire brush, sandpaper, sanding sponge-you name it!

Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to leave a comment. It’s very much appreciated.

gail

Thanks, Gail. Actually, all 3 different styles of drawers I have repurposed so far have fronts that surpass the drawer bottom both at the top and the bottom of the drawer front, creating a space when trying to hang it to the wall. It was a pain, but we did add wooden spacers to the back of it all, then hung them that way. I hope to finally find some that are flush so I don’t have to over think the installation. Yes, I’d choose D-rings as well and think that’s a great way to hang them. Thanks for your help!

Marj

I’m a little confused. Most drawers would lay flat and hang on the wall.

I’m trying to wrap my brain around the exact problem. I typically use d rings for hanging all of my projects. If the problem is the top of the drawer is pushing the drawer further from the wall than the bottom, you could add a small piece of wood on the bottom, or use small pieces all around the sides and bottom of the drawer to sort of “frame” it in.

Gee, I hope that helps. You can always write me an email and include a picture.

gail

Thanks Nova! I love, love, love drawers. I have lots of BIG drawers just waiting, but this small one seemed so special. 🙂

gail