Diy Toilet Tank Lid Cover at Stacy Goddard blog

Diy Toilet Tank Lid Cover. To make the wooden toilet tank lid topper yourself, you'll need a rectangular piece of unfinished wood about 1 inch thick. Stick a safety pin into the end of one of the pieces of elastic. Attach elastic from the top corner of the rectangle end to the opposite corner, at the opposite end. First i measure the width for the 2 side pieces up to the centre toilet area, and their length from the top of the tank to the floor. From here, you’ll want to use your old tank lid (if you still have it) as a template. Thread the elastic into the channel at the top or bottom of the cover. Now do the same thing for the. Now take the plastic, wooden, or fabric piece and cut it according to the measurement of the toilet. Trace the lid onto your new piece of wood, giving you. Trace the toilet tank lid onto the wood.

Now do the same thing for the. Stick a safety pin into the end of one of the pieces of elastic. Trace the toilet tank lid onto the wood. First i measure the width for the 2 side pieces up to the centre toilet area, and their length from the top of the tank to the floor. To make the wooden toilet tank lid topper yourself, you'll need a rectangular piece of unfinished wood about 1 inch thick. Attach elastic from the top corner of the rectangle end to the opposite corner, at the opposite end. Trace the lid onto your new piece of wood, giving you. Now take the plastic, wooden, or fabric piece and cut it according to the measurement of the toilet. Thread the elastic into the channel at the top or bottom of the cover. From here, you’ll want to use your old tank lid (if you still have it) as a template.

HomeMade Modern EP105 Toilet Tank Lid

Diy Toilet Tank Lid Cover Thread the elastic into the channel at the top or bottom of the cover. Thread the elastic into the channel at the top or bottom of the cover. First i measure the width for the 2 side pieces up to the centre toilet area, and their length from the top of the tank to the floor. Trace the toilet tank lid onto the wood. Now take the plastic, wooden, or fabric piece and cut it according to the measurement of the toilet. Attach elastic from the top corner of the rectangle end to the opposite corner, at the opposite end. Stick a safety pin into the end of one of the pieces of elastic. Trace the lid onto your new piece of wood, giving you. From here, you’ll want to use your old tank lid (if you still have it) as a template. To make the wooden toilet tank lid topper yourself, you'll need a rectangular piece of unfinished wood about 1 inch thick. Now do the same thing for the.