Top Pallet Projects

What's a pen without ink?What's a man without a woman?What's a party without the booze?But most importantly.....What is a bed without a pallet nightstand?!Three months ago a big ol' pallet found its way to me. My girlfriend had always wanted a unique nightstand so I decided to make one for her. Oh... If you like this instructable please vote for me in the pallet contest.

Our kitchen is, well, so poorly designed. It has no drawers. None. Like who puts together a kitchen without drawers?! Terrible flippers, that's who.Anyway. Tired of our silverware sitting out in a plastic thing on a cart for 2+ years, and until I redesign this particular wall, I made something to hold our silverware. The great thing about this project is it can be used for all sorts of things -- plants outside, organizing stuff, tools, the list could go on.

That's right, a Poop'n Stoop. Give someone you love the gift of a marvelous bowel movement this Christmas.My family has a gag gift exchange for Christmas every year and I though this would be perfect. Funny yet useful. I hope my title won't offend anyone, it was meant a funny alternative to more conventional names. A fun little pallet project that didn't take long. Enjoy

Another pallet DIY today.  We just love our reclaimed wood projects. I've been wanting Mike to make a new coffee table for our living room for a while now (yet another project on the Mike-to-make list). We recently received an email from dremelweekends.com asking if we would like to check out their…

This coffee table was Born while we were searching all  over for a new table for our living room. Nothing fits in form and function. So we build our own. Made of 2 europallets. Movable on 4 heavy duty castors. The highlight is the huge storage space inside the table and the lift and the slide  mechanism. On the outside, the table has many small compartments for storage. Inside is a huge storage room for games, craft, other things.  You even can accommodate 3 tool boxes and stowed invisible. To open one side of the table it can be easily pushed to the side to slide it out. capacitiy in the extened state is 60kg! If the table is closed you can load more than 600kg. Here you  can now work or play. Now you also have access to the stowed stuff inside the table. The other side can be easily lifted ...

My wife was wanting a headboard for our bed. I had some used pallets I had gathered for other projects so I decided to build a headboard. I searched around the house and scraped enough material to get started. I mixed and matched pallet planks and used left over 2x4's and this turned out beautiful. I had to buy the lights of course which ran around $45. I also had to purchase the polyurethane which was about $30 for a gallon. I was unsure of how much Poly I would need so instead of buying a quart at a time for $10 I just went ahead and grabbed a gallon. The bolts to mount the bed frame to the headboard were around $4. So, the entire project ended up costing me around $100.

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My wife and I moved into our new place a couple years ago knowing we would need to get a riding mower to keep up with the bigger yard. Between the riding mower and all the other stuff we discovered we'd need to keep up with the yard, we quickly lost half of the 2 car garage to yard equipment. We priced storage sheds, but ones that would be big enough to hold the mowers and be tall enough to keep me from cracking my head inside cost way too much; over $2300 for a 10'x10' shed at a local big box home improvement store.We decided to build, but even low end building materials were going to add up quickly. We had been making shelves and small furniture pieces out of pallets for a couple months and started discussing using pallets as our building material. Then, one day, something really ...

I had a few pallets and some cedar from a kids adventure play set, I had disassembled, I used to put this pallet Corner bench together so here we go.

Why have your pet sleeping on something that completely clashes with the rest of your decor? This wheeled pet bed can easily be moved out of the way when needed, and will have your pooch sleeping in style. ​

This instructable will show you how a pallet garden can be constructed. Super low cost, primarily recycled, materials and a little elbow grease create a oasis in your backyard that will supply you with produce all year round if you so choose.We hope you enjoy! Please vote for us at the top right or favorite us and share :D

A TV stand can be quite expensive for such a little furniture. While looking in a shop after a nice one to put in my house, I was thinking about all these people who did such wonderful and cheap furnitures based on pallets. But I never seen a TV stand before so I needed to try. This is my first instructable and, as a lot of people before me, I only thought of making one when it was too late. Sorry about it. So you understand why there is not a lot of photo or description in the steps to build it. You'll have to settle with the finished product. But I wanted to share it with you anyway :) Excuse me if there are some grammar mistakes too but English isn't my native language.

Hi, I'm Brandon. I love building simple, beautiful things out of pallet wood. Pallet University is all about simplifying that process. I'll show you how to make this pallet desk and more.

Love, LOVE this pallet dresser! I work with pallets all the time and never thought to replace the drawer fronts. Brilliant! Found your through LizMarieblog. :)

Your little dog can be relaxing in style with this cute handmade reclaimed pallet dog bed. CHECK our tutorial video and let's do it for your pet and she/he will be sooo thankful for it. :)what you need:1 palletjigsaw and reciprocating sawsander with 100 grit paperhammer and nailsstainsafety tools (gloves, goggles)

Have a super cool picture that you're just dying to frame but you don't want to drop loads of cash on one? Then this is the perfect DIY for you. Get that great rustic look for cheaper than dirt.If you like what you see, please vote for me in the woodworking contest! Thanks

Thank you for checking out my first ever instructable!The idea for this project came from a pain in my neck. I found that working for long periods of time on my laptop sitting down at a desk was causing me to adopt a very bad posture which turned to neck ache. So I decided to try and make something that would raise my laptop screen to a level that I could stare at for prolonged periods of time with no pain. I had quite a few pallets left in my Garden from a project that I attempted last year and did not finish, so I wanted to try and make use of that wood. I've been inspired by a great deal of the fantastic pallet woodworking instructables on this site, although this is the first time I've tried one. My favourite I've come across so far (and what I will ...

Learn how to turn a free pallet into a classy rustic wine rack. The DIY wine project can be done in just a few hours!

This table is a cool way to reuse some wooden pallets.

Easy rustic tv stand that you can make almost for free :) perfect for someone who has a 32 inch tv.

Make a chic DIY pallet sofa with this easy-to-follow 10-step DIY Tutorial!

I always wanted to make some furniture item, with secret compartment. This pallet project was very good time to do it. How I made it and where compartment is - you can check by looking DIY video or you can follow up instructions bellow. For this build you will need: Materials: 2 pallets (EPAL/EUR type) 120 grit sand paper 50mm and 80mm wood screws Wood glue Tools: Hand saw or circular saw Drill Counter sink drill bit Sander Rubber mallet Pry bar Clamps Square

My wife was wanting something different and Upcycled...