Okay, I said I’d slow down the pallet posts but I can’t…it’s just clever. Check out how Michael Janzen used pallets to frame his tiny house, very creative!!!
Learn more at http://www.tinyfreehouse.com or at http://www.tinypallethouse.com
photo via: Tiny Free House
okay-this will be the last pallet reuse for a while, i don’t want to over do it. this one comes from Design Sponge: http://www.designspongeonline.org. Originally from: http://www.madamefancypants.com/
Yes-they’re everywhere…kitchens, porches, bedrooms and this one can be used in your living room, a coffee table. I know it’s not for everyone’s taste but it is clever. I like it and it offers extra storage.
This easy DIY project lets you put your feet up after you’ve finished it. Stop by any warehouse or supply company that has a receiving dock, or visit a pallet recycling center. Ask for two half-pallets. Now you’ve got just about all you need to make your own unique coffee table.
Step 1: Secure the two half-pallets together, one atop the other, using wood screws.
Step: Cut a top and base to size from MDF. Screw to the top and bottom of the pallets.
Step 3: Frame the top MDF piece using lattice strips, mitering the corners, if desired. Paint it your desired color and let dry.
Step 4: Find a decorative sisal rug and cut to fit inside the top; secure with an appropriate adhesive such as Gorilla Glue. Attach casters to the bottom.
source:www.diyideas.com
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source: Apartment Therapy + Remodelista via Katrin Arens Designs
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