Cap Display Rack – nine caps on the wall, each keeping its own shape

Every cap gets a tier to itself, with enough space between levels to lift one out without disturbing the rest. It needs a strip of wall about as wide as a single cap, or the back of a door. The rack ships as a pair.

Why choose this cap rack?

A pile of caps takes a fold across the crown that never fully comes out. One per level keeps the curve and lets you pull the third one down without unstacking anything above it. It also puts the whole collection where you can see it.

One per tier: Nothing rests on the hat below it.
Nine slots: A full collection on a narrow strip of wall.
Two hanging ways: Buckle forward for display, brim first for a quick grab.
Curved top catch: Holds the top cap when a door swings shut.
Tape or screws: Stick it to smooth paint, or screw it for good.

The collection on show instead of in a heap.

With adhesive, press for thirty seconds on a clean smooth surface and leave it twelve hours before loading it. Textured plaster and rough paint want the screw option instead. Behind a door works well, as long as the door clears the caps as it swings.