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Here are a couple of great uses of pallets turned into Children's Picnic Tables.
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Idea sent by Aaric Geihl !
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KariAnne from Thistlewood Farm made this night table with reused pallets in a truly vintage style !
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It's not really a Prefab, it's more built recycling materials like shipping containers and wooden pallets. The aim of Infiniski is to propose cheap and quickly built houses. On their website, they propose many different shapes and configurations. The one presented here was built in Chile for 79,000 euros. It's made with two 40' shipping containers and two 20'.
A disassembled hardwood (oak and birch I think) pallet was rescued from a burn pile. Pieces were cut to length and glued together with oak pegs as invisible connections. The assembled table top was then planed and sanded to a consistent thickness before a linseed oil was applied as a finish. The table top was attached to a rectangular chrome table base (also discarded). My first project for 2012.
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The cube room is a concept room by Fabian Gatermann based on colored cubes for an Design Hostel called Die Wohngemeinschaft in Cologne, Germany. One of the masterpieceof this room is the bed made with shipping pallets painted like one of Piet Mondrian‘s famous “Compositions” from 20′s and 30′s.
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Matthias Loebermann built this beautiful pavilion out of 1300 shipping pallets and held them together using tie rods and pull straps for the Nordic Alpine Skiing World Championship in Oberstdorf, Germany. At night the interior was lit with a lamp and glare reflectors that brilliantly shine out through the pallets. This futurist pavillion measure 6 meters high, 8 meters wide and 18 meters long !
++ More information at Matthias Loebermann website !
+ Via Inhabitat !
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We nailed pallets together to do what I wanted to accomplish! This pallet hut is not finished just yet but close. We used all pallets, recycled tables and whatever we had laying around the house. We didn't have to buy anything!
A pallet at Porkstock, on the outskirts of Norwich.
Nikon F3T, CV 40mm f2, on Kodak Portra 160.
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I made this garden out of a wooden pallet that was on it's way to the landfill. Saw a blog post about it on a patio/balcony gardening blog. I love it!
Weather had really beat up the old one, so we replaced it with recycled pallets.
I really need to take more before pictures when I do this
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A large cabinet I put in my Bath and Body works lotion and shower gel. All pallets with a hinge.
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We've searched on Amazon.com some cool Christmas gift ideas for your family pallet lovers and you know what, we found some cool ideas, not too much but a selection of 7 gift ideas around pallets.
There are some cool books for your upcoming pallet projects:
100% Pallet: from Freight to Furniture: 21 DIY Designer Projects by Aurelie Drouet & Jerome Blin
Very cool projects done with pallets, each project is very well detailed with all the instructions to do it yourself.
Build It! With Pallets by Joe Jacobs
Engineer Joe Jacobs has a smallholding and a pig farm in North Yorkshire. He is a regular contributor to Home Farmer magazine and is the author of the "Build It! With Pallets" book.
Wood Pallet Projects: Cool and Easy-to-Make Projects for the Home and Garden by Chris Gleason
Inside you'll find 15 of his inspired projects for rescuing and repurposing pallets. Some of his pieces celebrate the rough, edgy character of the material, while others are crafted as fine furniture. He shows how to construct both indoor and outdoor furniture in a variety of styles, along with other useful items such as a birdhouse, a toolbox, and even a ukulele. There's plenty of nitty gritty here on working with pallets, including where to find them, how to process them into usable lumber, fasteners, sanding, and the best finishes (if any) to use.
If you think that a book is not a cool gift, maybe these little pallet coasters could do the job:
Euro pallet coasters set of 5 for all kind of hot and cold drink by Labyrinth
These little pallet coaster are exact replicas of its big brother. Dimensions: 12cm x 8cm x 2cm. Dimensions: 4.7inch x 3.1inch x 0.78inch. Hard Wood, solid wood, will not break. Made by Labyrinth, a Spanish company located in Barcelona.
Wood Miniature Cargo Pallet Coasters with Holder
Set of four miniature coasters plus stand made from wood scraps salvaged from local wood mills and cabinet shops in the Pacific Northwest. Each Piece is Handmade - the pieces are hand cut then each coaster and stand is hand assembled by gluing the individual planks to the braces. Finally, each coaster is finished with a protective clear coat and we add on the felt feet.The coasters come with a matching holder handmade from the same materials to keep the set together. 100% Made In The USA - all wood parts used in the construction these pallet coasters are made from American hardwood and all coasters are 100% made in the USA!
Euro Pallet Trivet Wooden Kitchen Hot Pan and Plate Coaster Stand made from Fir Wood
Stack your cooking utensils on this authentic 1:6 scale recreation of the original Euro Pallet. Made from Fir wood, these trivets are tough enough to be piled with your industrial cooking utensils. After use, simply fork them into place back in the cupboard. A fun and unique gift for anyone in the import/export industry, the Euro Pallet Trivet makes a handy kitchen accessory for all.
And to finish, here is a tool to dismantle pallets, a little expensive but if you have a lot of pallets to dismantle, it could be a good investment !
Vestil SKB-7 Pallet Buster, 1-1/4" Handle Diameter, 41-1/2" Bar Length
Get rid of broken or unsightly pallets quickly and safely. Lightweight and easy to use. Unique dual prying action with nail puller. Also can be utilized for dockboard removal.
And voila, we have not been able to find other pallet gift ideas from Amazon on our side, on your side, do you have other cool pallet gift ideas for Christmas?
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Discarded wooden pallets and old lariat rope were used for this outdoor bar!
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This is an all wood pallet bench. A friend saw the pallet furniture I made for my wife as a Christmas present this year and asked me to build her a shoe-changing bench. To get an approximate length from the top of her knee to the ground. Which was 20" she is a short woman. I wanted to be sure her feet would be flat on the ground and being able to give a seat height that does not pinch the knee or cause the back to ache.
This bench was made out of two pallets. By starting with the base of the bench and working up I added a shelf to store shoes the is a row in the back and a wide slanted front row. By far the most time consuming is the sanding. Now as I added the pecan stain the long sanding paid of by bringing out the wood grain and color.
www.1001pallets.com/2013/07/pallet-picnic-table/
Here are a couple of great uses of pallets turned into Children's Picnic Tables.
More information at website !
Idea sent by Aaric Geihl !
www.1001pallets.com/2013/10/pallets-beds/
Many pallets brokendown and put back together to make beds with them!
More information at Facebook page !
Idea sent by Bryan Craig !
www.1001pallets.com/2015/10/pallet-coffee-table-32/
This is the 1st time I have made anything out of recycled pallets. It took me one day to make this coffee table from scratch.
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After acquiring pallets from work I set out to use them , had no idea what for, but I couldn't let 12" full sided pallets just sit around. I started by driving T_post in the center of the pallets to hold the side walls up. Next I cut the back pallet to fit, then I attached the 50' cattle pallels to each side with scrap wood. Next I cut a 1/2'.sheet of plywood to fit the back wall, and secured it in place using.scrap 2x6 in side the rear pallet. Finally I spread the 12x 16.tarp on top, and secured it down using string, bungee cords.
www.1001pallets.com/2015/10/pallet-coffee-table-32/
This is the 1st time I have made anything out of recycled pallets. It took me one day to make this coffee table from scratch.
www.1001pallets.com/2013/07/pallet-picnic-table/
Here are a couple of great uses of pallets turned into Children's Picnic Tables.
More information at website !
Idea sent by Aaric Geihl !
www.1001pallets.com/2016/08/pallet-garden-swing/
I built this Pallet Garden Swing in about a week; I used two pallets and some additional lumber. This only cost around 25 dollars, too!
My Pallet Garden Swing - re-engineering on-the-fly:
Supplies needed: two pallets, 2"x 8"s on the seat and 1"x 4"s for the back and arm rest.
This was a challenging project because my mother wanted something else, to begin with, so I started building it and realized it would only fit one person. So I had to completely reorganize my thoughts - and some of the swing. But that's the beauty working with pallets: you CAN. If there is ever an error, you just find more.
I redesigned it to better fit my mother's idea. For the bottom, I just braced two 2"x 4" that I cut 4' long, with two 2"x 4"s cut to 22" long to form a rectangle. I used Grk 2-1/2" star-head screws for all the two by's; even on the seat.
After I had completed the seat portion of the project, I cut five 1x4s for the back support to mount vertically. I installed the 1x4's at the bottom on the back and used the same Grk 2- 1/2" star head screws. This made the back very sturdy. I put three screws in each one of the pieces. (It is best to pre-drill the holes before you screw into any pallet 1x3 or 1x4) That held the back supports very well.
After I had installed those, I chose some nice-looking deck boards to go across the length. I cut three pieces 4' long and measured them to keep them the same distance apart. I marked the vertical pieces so I wouldn't have to keep measuring. To attach these I used the same style of screws, but these Grk star bit screws were 1 1/2" long.
Finishing this Pallet Garden Swing:
And now for the sanding. Lots of sanding. I rounded over all of the sharp edges with the sander, both for the look and for the comfort factor. I then put two coats of Minwax golden oak stain on it, which I think was the hardest part!
I then went to the home depot and got two pieces of 8', 1/2" coil chain, and four screw-in eye bolts that I pre-drilled holes for in the 2x4s on the side of the swing. I got two eye bolts for the swing frame and the quick link connectors in place of S-link connectors and used eight total; 4 on each side.
I hung the chain down, marked it and cut it. I installed it to the eye bolts on the swing frame. The rest of the chain I hooked to the screw-in eye bolts on the swing, just hooking one side to the other. For safety (and the happiness of your back), I would suggest getting the help from another person when you hang the swing one side at a time. Good luck and God bless JVP.