We’re back with budget detailing setup part four, and in this one I’m showing you exactly how I mounted everything on the wall and what hardware I used to do it. The biggest thing that made this setup clean and solid was adding wood boards first. I used boards that are 1 inch thick, 6 inches wide, and I cut them to 30 inches long to match the fitment I wanted on my front wall. Besides making mounting easier, the boards also protect the sheetrock from water splash, and I painted them the same color as the wall so they blend in and don’t stick out. I go over the screws and mounting methods for each piece: 3-inch screws (and a couple 2-inch ones) to mount the boards, lag bolts that came with the hose reel, and pan head screws for the water filtration system because that bigger head grabs better (a washer helps too). The big question everyone asks is how I mounted the pressure washer—what I did was drill dead center through the feet, match the hole size to the screw head, and hang it with four 2.5-inch drywall screws leaving about an inch out. Mine has been hanging like that for almost a year with zero issues. Quick pro tip: run a line of caulk between any board gaps and paint it—it looks way cleaner.