10 Pallet Projects Perfect for Any Outdoor Area or Farm

                               

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Pssst. May I share something with you about living in the country that nobody will tell you?

It's something important and can make a big impact in deciding whether or not you want to move to the country.

It can be expensive to get it all set up. Yep. There you have it in a nutshell....living in the country and getting a farm set up can initially be very expensive.

Even once you think you have most of it done something else needs to get done so I am constantly looking for new ways of doing things that will help make our lives more functional.

I have learned to rely heavily on recycled things at the farm to get it all done. Here I've put together a really fun and functional list of things you can do with pallets that are relatively easy to make.

Something you do need to consider though is that the screws do cost some serious dough now so remember that.





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Need furniture? Why not make your own wardrobe out of pallets? Some screws, a saw and some handles and voila.



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Need a place for compost? Just screw a few of these together. I did mine several years ago but I just did a three sided bin. It's much easier to flip the compost that way.





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Now I fell in love with this pallet barn. If I could get my hands on enough of them I think this could be in our future.


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Isn't this gazebo so cute? I mean it would take some time to fit it all together correctly and probably some extra wood pieces and $100 in screws but totally worth it.



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Don't have a place to store your firewood? Here you go.


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Now this is so much fun for kids. A pallet teepee. So much cheaper than a store bought one and probably will hold up better than one we can buy in the store.




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This pallet arch really caught my eye. The only thing I worry about where I'm at in Oklahoma is the wind. I would have to stabilize it somehow. Maybe rebar? Isn't it cute? You could train some vines to grow over it.


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I have longed dreamed of an outdoor shower. Sometimes I hook the hose to a branch on a tree and stand under it but we are getting more traffic around us and too many gawkers so it may be time to actually build an outdoor shower. Yes I rinse off with my clothes on lol. With a few deck blocks and some recycled wood you could make your own outdoor shower.


There you have it. Simple, affordable and really could be used just about anywhere.

What is your favorite thing you have ever made with pallets or have you ever built anything with pallets?

I'd love to hear.

For more fun projects go here .

~Valerie~

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