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Wrought Iron Towel Bar
Yesterday we made an installation video for our visitors to enjoy and hopefully gain some knowledge from; however, this video making stuff is not as easy as it looks apparently…
The video is an informational one on how to hang a simple wrought iron towel bar in your bathroom. The towel bar was to be mounted on a small area of wall, just bellow some of the clients existing copper wall art and it was to be mounted into drywall. It turns out that even after careful preparation, planning and rehearsing we would run into a stud, even thought we marked them and told 
everyone in the introduction that we would be avoiding the one and only corner stud in this wall, we hit it. “Its not a bad thing,” its actually a good thing since ideally you would like to mount anything that will have stress applied to it into the wall stud but for us we had already told everyone that it would be a pure drywall mount. Oops!
So we kept filming a corrected ourselves but the video seems long and under panned so its launch onto the helpful tips and hints page of our wrought iron web site might be stalled. “The towel bar turned out great despite everything and another client was again supper satisfied,” just in case you were wondering.
Here are some more pictures of the most recent project:
I plan on making many more helpful videos for you and the rest of our visitors so that everyone can feel confident about installing their own home decor, whether it is curtain rods for the living room or hanging pot racks for the kitchen.
If you have any suggestions about video making and editing please share it!! I would be happy to hear what you have to say. If you would like an installation video of something specific or think people could benefit from let me know, we’ll make one for you and post it to our web site. You could even have your own home made how-to-video posted on our site if you would like! Simply send your video to me via email or conventional mail (USPS) and I’ll review and let you know whether it’s fit for the site or not.Technorati Profile
GarykPatton Says: June 15th, 2009 at 9:56 pm
You know so much about your industry and the information is very helpful. I like informative people like yourself, so don’t stop writing.
CrisBetewsky Says: July 6th, 2009 at 1:11 pm
Some of us even don’t realize the importance of this information. What a pity.
ForeverIron Says: July 8th, 2009 at 5:15 am
Well at least the information is here for those of us who do realize the importance of it. Always trying to fill the information gap for all of our visitors, from product suggestions and opinions, where & when to use the products in your home or office, and how to properly install and use them. If you ever need any information about how to properly install your wrought iron accessories please feel free to ask.
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