Pallet Hacks - ScrapHacker Cheap’n'Chic Pallet Sofa Posted by ScrapHacker.com on juli 13, 2012 · 12 Comments Been busy hacking around the house the last couple of days! Pallet Hack 2.0? Posted by ScrapHacker.com on januari 25, 2012 · Leave a Comment These hacks might not be the most D.I.Y friendly ones, but I´m thinking they could plant some small seeds of inspiration… Featured above here is the art by Vancouver based artist Aaron Moran (born 1986) who has a trademark hacky, and amazingly cool style (scroll down for some more glorious creations of his). Top 20: D.I.Y Spool Hacks Posted by ScrapHacker.com on december 21, 2011 · 6 Comments The round wooden industrial cable spool is the curvacious cousin of the mega-popular pallet (frequently featured hack material on this blog and featured in inspiration posts such as Top 10 Pallet Coffee Table Hacks, Top 10 D.I.Y Pallet Bed Hacks, Top15 Pallet Sofa Hacks, Pallet Ideas for the kitchen as well as in step-by-step D.I.Y [...] Top 15 Pallet Bed Hacks Top-15 Pallet Sofa Ideas
Adfix Ironmongery God Save The Pallet! Reclaimed Pallets Revamped Used in the shipping industry, wood pallets are typically a low end commodity. Usually, pallets will get reused a few times and then they will either be scrapped as trash or used as firewood. Most often made from inexpensive junk species of lumber (whatever is most widely available), wood pallets are the perfect candidate for upcycling. Check out these creative examples of upcycled pallets and I think you'll agree! DIY garden pallet fence (above and below) from Camelot Art CreationsA great way to hide trash cans or air conditioning units! Painted wood wall art by Inspired by Charm Pallet headboard Wonderful wine storage in the kitchen pallet stairs lead to loft On a final note: A word about safety and wood pallets Be advised that some pallets are chemically treated and could actually be hazardous to your health. What's your favorite pallet upcycle? Pin this post! Enjoy your day! Love, Laura
Using Pallets To Build A Canning Pantry Cupboard Our canning cabinet filled from the garden Our crate and pallet board pieces after disassembling a pallet and a shipping crate Over the last 6 months or so – it seems that we always have a comment or two to the blog on our canning cabinet that we built out of old shipping crates and pallets. So we thought for today’s post we would go through the how 2′s of building with pallets and shipping crates – with a little extra information on the canning pantry. Our Canning Cabinet made from old pallets and shipping crates. We have actually made two of them – the first we built from pallets – the second from some old shipping crates and pallets. For the canning cupboard, we started by tearing apart about 4 pallets to use for the sides and shelving boards. Canning pantry shelves are made from pallet boards nailed into 2 x4 frames. We use a reciprocating saw with a long demolition construction blade and simply slice through the nails. The biggest piece of advice – don’t sweat the details! Like this:
Standard Pallets Reused Free pallets are wanted here, just your standard, everyday pallet is fine. You can see I'm using two free pallets as a raised surface for our small backyard container garden of mostly tomatoes and Japanese cucumbers. This system works great cause all we have to do is run the mower along the edges of the wooden pallets and not worry about knocking over any veggies. Anyway, I thought I was so smart and clever until doing a search on the Internet this morning....I found a lot of VERY ingenious uses for a standard pallet. You can find more info about this functional DIY coffee table project here. How cool is this shoe holder I found on Malama 'aina blog? Treehugger showcases this really cool chair built from recycled wood pallets. Artisan Ana White made some reclaimed wood shelves from a standard pallet freebie. Builder/designer Tom Newton crafted this magical door from wood pallets. So, next time you see a discarded pallet, better grab it when you can.
DIY Pallet Serving Tray Another simple and functional pallet project. Remember my Pallet Planter Box? Well, I wanted to put that pallet to use again and I thought some of it might make a fabulous pallet serving tray. I had a complicated one in mind with a small lip around the entire tray; however, my handy dandy hubby sketched this out out for me and I thought — PERFECTION! . Supplies: Mitre Saw, Pallet, Drill, Screws and Hardware of Choice. The first thing you’ll want to do is cut three bottom pieces. Can you see all the drips of sweat from my ever so helpful hubby? Once everything is lined up and even — you’ll want to flip the pieces over, so you can screw the bottom boards into the braces. Flip the tray over (again), grab your hardware and attach. That’s it!
20 Creative Ways to Upcycle Pallets in your Garden | Inspiring Pallet Gardening Ideas Recently I upcycled a pallet and large square wooden crate lying around a local landscaping yard into a mini garden shed for $7. I was so pleased with the result it made me consider other ways to reuse materials for my garden needs. With more of us conscious of repurposing rather than impacting on landfill with unnecessary waste, I thought I’d share these DIY creative ideas to upcycle free wood pallets. You may be amazed at the possibilities! Cheryl has turned this hardwood pallet into a stunning vertical garden - perfect for a narrow balcony or limited space. “Upcycling is the process of converting waste materials or useless products into new materials or products of better quality or a higher environmental value.” – en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upcycling I’m sure this pallet planter project could become addictive! Britney created a stunning planter by stapling landscaping fabric onto the back of this pallet, filling with soil and her favourite plants.
Pierre Vedel - Pallet Armchair accèder au site mobile go to mobile version français english Liens en relation plan CAO du fauteuil palette galerie photo sur Flickr design milk aime ca treehugger aime ca Related links pallet armchair CAD drawing more pictures on Flickr design milk likes this treehugger likes this ← Retour à la galerie ← Back to gallery Traduisible par "Fauteuil palette" Exploiter une seule palette, planches et blocs, pour fabriquer un fauteuil d'intérieur Exploit a single pallet, boards and blocs, to design a real piece of interior furniture #palette #fauteuil #mobilier #autocad #maquette #upcycling #valorisation des déchets Inspiré par : Eskilstuna par Peter Andersson Poang par Ikea Autres fauteuils en palette : pallet chair par Studiomama chaise bordelaise par Raumlabor Plus d'images sur flickr Si vous appreciez ce fauteuil, vous pouvez le construire vous meme grace grâce aux plans de montage Télécharger drafsight, le logiciel de CAO gratuit développé par Dassault systemes pour lire les fichiers DWG.
The Pallet Project - Chair The Pallet Project started life For 10, TEN, X project at 100% Design 2008. The idea was to created a product that could be made for £10 or less. The first pallet range was a pallet chair, a hanging light, a floor light and some stools. The first pallet chair was made out of two pallets and 50 screws. The floor lamp made out of 1 pallet, 15 screws, a bolt, some reused cable and a light fitting. As part of the London Design Festival, 2009 Pallet Project was shown at jeweller Jacqueline Rabun's London showroom. The Pallet Project grew to take on a life of it's own with people all over the world buying and downloading the instructions and making versions of pallet chairs for personal use as well as community and public projects. The Pallet Furniture was shortlisted in the furniture category of the 2010 Brit Design awards at the Design Museum, London. Instructions to make the chair, light and a stool are available from the Studiomama shop.
Distressed Mail Holder From Pallet We have a problem in our home when it comes to the mail. We bring it in every day, but we don't always have time to look at it right away. It ends up piling up on the kitchen table or on the counters. And it drives.me.crazy! Solution? Here's a little background on how this mail holder came to be. I looked outside and what to my wondering eyes should appear?? 4 pallets in my very own backyard! I promptly demanded begged the hubs to pry apart some of these boards with me so I could start creating. Sooooo, the hubs used an electric saw to cut pieces of the boards off. I designed it. I love the old wood, but I really wanted it to blend in with the furniture in my kitchen a little better. This is the bench we have from this set to give an idea of the distress on the wood. So, I needed to distress the mail holder because right now its silky smooth... I attacked with this nail first... I gouged and scraped. Then I went at it with this... The hubs wasn't around for me to ask what it was. Great!
Build A Pallet Shelf Tutorial Normally I don't let much get in the way of a creative spark. When I get an idea, I go for it. And I've had a great idea since last week, but one big giant thing was in the way. Who knows how many thousands of pounds of masonry rock for the face of our house was right in the way of my next DIY project. That, and taxes. Well, taxes, kids, dinner, husbands, housekeeping AND this gigantic pile of concrete. What to do? So I waited. There's our groceries for the week, delivered right to our doorstep! Instead, I bummed a pallet off the driver. And although I was very thankful, it did not have as much character as the one's under the masonry rock See the blue and green on the bottom pallet? Do they make safety glasses for infants? Then we went in the garage and took a quick measurement of the openings on the bottom of the pieces I had chopped up. Then I grabbed my nailer and put some 1 1/4" nails into the edges to form a bottom on the pallet pieces. And then grabbed a few random items and . . . 1.
Folding Desk From Pallet It’s no surprise how much we love pallets around here. That’s why we were so excited to find this folding desk made from a pallet! This is such a brilliant idea for a small space requiring a desk. It offers great storage and once closed only takes up the width of the pallet on the wall. This pallet folding desk is truly lovely. How to make a pallet folding desk 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. That’s it, you’re pallet folding desk is now complete! Source: Thistlewood Farm DIY Picnic Table Out Of Pallets — Ana White PDF version How to make a kid's picnic table from a pallet. Recycle what would have been trash into a very useable and cute table. Have you ever been at the point in your life when there is no extra money? Here is from Janae: I thought about taking pictures as I was going, but I was trying to work with my son's nap schedule and didn't have extra time. I found a few pallets for free on craigslist. image from Janae You can see how to build your own pallet shelves for pretty much free here. So anyway, I made this picnic table out of 2/3rds of a pallet, some scrap 2x4s I found, and one or two new 2x4s stud length. The table top is 40" long x 21.25" wide. image by Janae I just cut it at a 30 degree angle to keep it from digging into the kids lap. For the seats, a pallet frame would work, but I had two scrap pieces of 2x4s. I used the same measurements as the big kid's picnic table for the legs. I would have just sealed it, but that would have cost money.