Hose/tubing rack?

[piwo]

So I have converted our pool house kitchen into a brewery. We brew outside next to the pool generally which is a great place to brew. The kitchen area is small though so storage space is premium. I'm looking for a unique solution to storing my hoses/tubing. Currently I hang them through the refrigerator door handle. After scouring the internet looking at pictures of how others do it(not many pics on this topic), it appears that I do it much like everyone else.

So the question is, does anyone have any unique, clever ideas on how to better store their tubing? If so, I'd love to hear your ideas or better, post some pics.

 

[kev211]

You probably dont want something that looks like THIS in your kitchen, but I have these mounted to the wall in my garage since thats where I keep all my equipment and dont really care about something looking industrial when its next to my work bench and tool chest. I hang all of my hoses from them and have no problem.

Since you are in the kitchen, you could always use something more prettier like THESE.

 

[JoshuaW]

I think your way is pretty standard.

I have always thought it would be cool to put quick disconnects on the ceiling, and clamp them up there and hang to dry. No real practical purpose, just think it would work and look kind of cool.

 

[piwo]

Agreed, I'll probably get veto'd putting hooks on the walls. I do like the idea of using QD's (though a bit expensive). I keep thinking there's some sort of hat/coat rack type thing I could build but I just cant put my finger on the design yet.

 

[dmcman73]

Do you have Cam lock fittings? If so what I did was get those Command wire hooks: http://www.command.com/3M/en_US/command/products/?N=5924736+3293197535+3294529207&rt=rud

You can mount them on the wall and hang the hoses from the cam lock ring. If you want to move the hooks or remove them, they are removable and cause no damage to the area it's mounted too.