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Step 5Make a Wall
In our house, two panels made a wall.
This step should be done on site. The wall is both heavy and cumbersome, and a few people we be needed to put it in place when the time comes to join them together.
Lay the two panels on the ground next to each other. Again, lay them so that their exposed side is facing up. You now need to sister your panels to make a solid wall, so their spacers should be end to end. In a moment you will tie those spacers together to create long support beams.
Using extra scrap pallets, a pry bar and and hammer carefully take apart a few extra pallets. You are going to use the spacers from these discards in this step, but the deck boards are also useful to have about.
Slide your freed spacers up the panel and lay them next to the outer and central spacers that are the core of your panels. A few nails or screws at each end will join the two panels together.
You now have the frame for a wall.
Repeat this four times for four walls.
This step should be done on site. The wall is both heavy and cumbersome, and a few people we be needed to put it in place when the time comes to join them together.
Lay the two panels on the ground next to each other. Again, lay them so that their exposed side is facing up. You now need to sister your panels to make a solid wall, so their spacers should be end to end. In a moment you will tie those spacers together to create long support beams.
Using extra scrap pallets, a pry bar and and hammer carefully take apart a few extra pallets. You are going to use the spacers from these discards in this step, but the deck boards are also useful to have about.
Slide your freed spacers up the panel and lay them next to the outer and central spacers that are the core of your panels. A few nails or screws at each end will join the two panels together.
You now have the frame for a wall.
Repeat this four times for four walls.
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