"My Poor Recliner": An Exercise in Space Management

Anime love pillow brings it all together nicely though.

For the past couple of years or so, everything that had lived in my recliner had been living in a small waste basket in a forgotten corner of my room. I've been trying to reclaim some lost space (long story) recently and finally decided it was time to get them off the floor. 

I took some posters off one wall, with the intent to set up an eight-sword wall rack to hold, at least, the largest blades. Unfortunately, whatever laminated-paper the posters were made of, at some point, had become damp, and stuck to the wall. When I took them down, I was greeted with mold, which delayed my plans. Upon discussion with my mother (the wisest woman I know), it was decided to try a bleach-based cleaner, and hope the paint and drywall were unaffected.  Luckily, it was only on the surface, and came off with a little elbow grease. I've got the rack on with some command strips, as I'm trying to avoid any more holes in my walls, rated to 16lbs. 

Here's what I've got now: 



Only one wakizashi fit, so of course I went with the mounted one over the bare blade, and the two flyssa are sharing a slot because they're skinny enough.  My largest Khyber barely fit into the rack and sits further to the viewer's left than I'd prefer because this is where the scabbard was small enough.

Now I need to figure out a solution for the smaller knives...

Thanks. I'm just happy to have it off the floor.

What's that third one look like out of the scabbard

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I dig that one, how long is that? Looks like a wicked thruster. I prefer the look of that to Italian stilletos even, and I love Italian stilletos.

Is the tip fragile? Or is it More on the robust side. That's probably my favourite dagger of yours, it makes all my daggers look like butter knives (or British steak knives, amirite haha... Just jokes British people)

I love the smell of an antique too. My Spanish 1895 smells amazing, everything about it just seperates it from other swords. It's amazing to think how you are holding an actual real weapon in your hands, not a modern reproduction that attempts to be similar. It makes it feel like it's much more real than the rest

Shame on me, how could I forget the old Gras bayonet?

So the Command strips have given out on me twice now. First time I just noticed part of the rack had separated from the wall, but the other was still holding and all the swords were still being held. Second time was more catastrophic; swords slid out of the detached side and into some shelves, knocking things off, some of which landed in my bed. This was shortly after I'd gotten up to use the bathroom or it would have all landed on top of me.

I'm guessing the strips just can't hold onto the wood, well, possible board I guess, so back to the drawing board. I've misplaced the nails that came with the rack and can't remember if there were any brackets included, so I'm brainstorming ideas for minimal damage to my wall that don't require attaching to studs. Any suggestions?