This article written by
Georgie from Drill
Service features 5 interesting
ways you can reuse pallets in your DIY projects.
There
are countless different DIY projects you can work on with pallets, as they can
easily be recycled to create a number of cool objects. Their versatility and
affordability has made them a firm favourite amongst avid DIY fans. Here are
six cool ways you can reuse pallets for some amazing results.
1.
Wedding
décor
Rustic
weddings are becoming increasingly popular, and they also offer the perfect
opportunity to get creative and do some DIY. Pallets are a great fit for
creating a rustic, natural look for your wedding, and their versatility means
you can create a range of different decorations that are also functional.
Trough-style flower pots look amazing as centre pieces and can be personalized
with your choice of flowers to fit in with your colour scheme. They can also be
used as champagne or beer crates offering a ‘help yourself’ gesture to your
guests.
2.
Shelving
Whether
it’s for your home, office space or coffee shop; pallets used as shelves offer
a unique look that is incredibly easy to recreate. Simply paint a small sized
pallet to suit your taste, and insert slats for a secure shelving unit. Either
fit more than one pallet together to make a larger shelf that can sit on the
floor, or use alone to fix to walls. Fill each shelf with plants or other decorative
accessories.
3.
Make
an outdoor sofa
Making
an outdoor
sofa from recycled pallets is an extremely affordable way to transform your
garden space. It is a fairly straightforward task and you can tailor the sofa
to suit your personal needs, for example if you only have a small outdoor area
then you’ll want to opt for a small two-seater sofa, whereas if you have a
larger garden you can get away with creating a corner sofa. Once you’ve done
the hard work and built the sofa, all you need to do then is find the
right-sized cushions to fit. Requiring minimal tools, money and effort; making
your own pallet sofa is an amazing way to save money.
4.
Create
your own bar
Running
out of storage for your beloved bottles of wine? Then why not create your very
own bar out of recycled pallets! Again, depending on the space you have
available, you can either make a shelf-style storage bar to hang on your wall,
or alternatively you can go all out and build a full-size standing bar. A top
tip for professional-looking results is to drill in small holes underneath a
shelving section that allow you to hook gin or wine glasses on to hang upside
down.
Arguably
a slightly bigger task suited for more experienced DIY fans; building a shed
out of pallets an instantly provide you with any much-needed extra storage
space. You can also be as creative as you like with this task, and either
create a simple, traditional sized shed and sand and stain it, or you could go
the extra mile and build a barn-style shed. Check out this incredible pallet shed for inspiration if
you feel up to a DIY challenge!
5.
A
teepee
One
of our favourite pallet projects to date has to be to make your very own
children’s teepee. This really simple yet effective task takes playtime to the
next level and adds a touch of magic to your outside area. Once the teepee
frame has been built from the pallets, you can then use a sheet of fabric to
cover the outside and to make it extra cosy; add some fairy lights or lanterns
inside.
Author bio:
Drill Service is a privately owned
limited company specializing in the manufacturing and sale of power tools. They
have over 50 years of experience in the tool industry, with their expertise
being cutting tools and reamers. They also have extensive knowledge about DIY tasks
and tips.
Sources:
https://wunder-mom.com/how-to-build-an-outdoor-couch-with-pallets-part-1/
https://www.sliptalk.com/pallet-shed/
https://wunder-mom.com/how-to-build-an-outdoor-couch-with-pallets-part-1/
https://www.sliptalk.com/pallet-shed/
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