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Create a Hose Caddy

Lowe's Editorial Team

By Lowe's Editorial Team
Updated July 22, 2024

Wrangle your unruly garden hose with this smart and affordable DIY storage solution.

red garden hose caddy

Exterior Upgrades

red hose caddy

We created three different versions of this hose caddy to match the exterior of the home: a red one (right) a white one and a black hose caddy (below).

Options

white hose caddy

Choose the style, paint color and post cap that matches the exterior of your own home.

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Do It Yourself

Black Hose Caddy

If you'd like to recreate this project for your home, see the tools and instructions below.

Tools & Instructions

Tools & Materials

 
Instructions

Step 1: Add the post cap or rosette to the post using a wood glue or adhesive.

Step 2: Use a drill to insert the screws into the post. Then hang the hose holder on the screws.
Watch our DIY Basics Video: What Screw Should I Use?

Step 3: Use a post hole digger to dig the hole. Then place the stake in the hole.
Watch our DIY Basics Video: How Do I Set a Post in Concrete?

Step 4: Pour the concrete and water into the bucket and mix them together. Then add the concrete into the hole. Let it set and dry.

Step 5: Once the concrete is dry, refill the hole with dirt.

Step 6: Attach the new hose to the spigot and hang it on the hose holder.