An original and sustainable way to recycle disposable plastic razors by transforming their handles into functional hanger arms.

This design repurposes standard single-use razor handles and gives them a second life. Once the blade head is detached, the remaining plastic handle becomes a clean, ergonomic structural element. The 3D printed part acts as the central body of the hanger, including the top hook for hanging.

Instead of printing a full-width hanger (which would require more material and large bed capacity), this model prints only the central section. The two outer ends are intentionally cut and include precision-designed cavities that allow razor handles to be inserted from the blade side (without blade attached).

Assembly process:

- Fill the cavity with hot silicone (or hot glue).

- Insert the razor handle firmly.

- Apply pressure until fully set.

With just two reused razor handles, you obtain a complete hanger that is lightweight, strong, sustainable and visually customizable.

Many razor handles include rubberized grip areas, which help prevent clothes from slipping, making them surprisingly effective for coats and otherr garments.

The model is available in:

- Standard size

- Baby size

Printing parameters

Supports: Required in the cavities

Orientation: Print flat as modeled

Layer height: 0.20 mm recommended

Infill: >20% recommended

By combining razor handle colors with different filament tones, you can create playful, bold, or minimalist hanger compositions.