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Showing posts with label pallets. Show all posts
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Sunday, September 30, 2012

Art From Reclaimed Wood Shipping Pallets



Wood shipping pallets are one of the hottest items being repurposed and upcycled 
today. We've seen potting benches, tables, all types of furniture, and the list goes on.

One of my favorite ways to see old pallets being upcycled is when they are
 turned into some type of art. 

Here are a few that you may find interesting...






Pallet clock by Sanserif Creatius






Shark wall art by Sand and Sisal



Dr Seuss quote






Painted pallet art by Pamela Joyce









Pallet flag art by mom2dom






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Sunday, September 2, 2012

Creative Ways To Use Pallets Outdoors & In Your Garden



In my previous blog post, God Save The Pallet: Reclaimed Pallets Revamped,
I shared many ways to rebuild and repurpose pallets into furniture and home decor. 

Now check out some creative ways to use pallets in your outdoor landscape. Enjoy!














DIY pallet flower garden by OneHundredDollarsAMonth




I love the sunny yellow paint






















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. There are regulations in the US which require pallets to be treated with either chemicals or heat before being shipped overseas. The safest kind of pallets to use for projects are those that are marked "HT" on the wood - that means they have been heat treated by being dried in a kiln.

Aside from chemicals, pallets can also harbor bacteria, insects, and mold. You never know where a pallet has been, or if it could have come in contact with something dangerous, or if it was used to ship a hazardous material such as a pesticide.

Keep these things in mind when considering your pallet project.







Check out God Save The Pallet: Reclaimed Pallets Revamped for tons of great ideas for reusing and upcycling wood pallets!




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