
Upcycling is alway fun, so I made a minimalistic spice rack which I hung on the wall with tesa’s new sticky nails and I also did some handlettering to embellish spice boxes.
tesa’s new Adhesive Nails and Screws

tesa has released new adhesive fixture systems with sticky nails and screws for all relevant surfaces. They are an awesome addition to conventinal screws and nails, you don’t need any screwing or hammering and you can attach objects to the wall more easily and also faster.

Since my kitchen spice rack is super super crowded, I wanted a new solution and thought that a collaboration with tesa would be a nice opportunity.

This wall has lots of space, so I decided that this is where I wanted to place the new spice rack made of an old wooden tray.
Upcycling DIY: Spice Rack and Handlettering Spice Boxes with tesa

While the paint is drying, use the white sticky labels to embellish your spice boxes with pretty letterings. Use contrasting fonts for a pretty look.

Take the double-sided sticky tape, put it onto their backside and press them onto the bigger tray’s back.


Next, use the double-sided tape again and put the smaller tray into the bigger one. Press it down until it sticks properly.

Then take tesa’s adhesive nails for wallpaper and wall plaster which hold 2kg of weight. They are perfect for this project.

Use the measurements (and if you own one, also use a bubble level) in order to mark the spots at your wall at the place where you want to attach the trays.

Then clean the surface before attaching the sticky nails to ensure that they last permanently. Use your sticky tape which belongs to the adhesive nails and press it down to the wall according to the manual.

You can also change the height (more advice can be found in the manual which comes with the sticky nails).
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