Introduction: Pallet Wood Shed
this is my 8 x 6 pallet wood shed
Step 1:
building the base to the shed using the pallet wood as floor boards
Step 2:
building the frame work using 2.5 inch x 1.5 inch wood
Step 3:
frame work from an other angle
Step 4:
i built the frame work around the door and window i didn't really use measurements just made it up as i went along
Step 5:
the pallet wood has been put on the back
Step 6:
now the front
Step 7:
starting on the side
Step 8:
side now done started on the roof to help keep the rain out
Step 9:
view of the side completed
Step 10:
the roof now and roof felt on
Step 11:
stained with a dark oak and window finally fitted

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17 Comments
6 years ago
How did you get the framework on
6 years ago
I would like to see how you made it level, Did you use Deck screws and or use Deck nails and which size did you use.
To all:
If you have a "Solar City" in your area they give away the best pallets. I had a Solar System put on my house and they (The Crew) gave me all the pallets I wanted when I asked for them. They are near mint quality 5x7 pine pallets. They have to take them with them when they leave unless someone asks for them and they are always happy to give them away. They (The Crew) said if I wanted more to just go to their yards and ask for them and they will even load them for you. They are happy to do this because they have to get rid of them. at least this is what the crew told me who put the system on my house. I have not gone to get more yet cause I am still going through the ones they gave me and now after seeing this project I think I will try and give them a call for a few more to try this build.
7 years ago
How did you keep the shed boards from shrinking and causing gaps?
7 years ago
Great job! Can't wait to make one.
7 years ago on Introduction
looks fantastic
7 years ago on Introduction
Love it!!! Great work. Very inspiring for me to get out there and get going on mine.
8 years ago
Did you use corner posts for foundation?
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
no i put post in the ground bout 2 foot long and left about 9 inches above ground to attatch the frame work of the base
8 years ago on Introduction
I like it, looked good without any stain as a 'historic shack'.
Different door and it could have passed for something from 1800's
8 years ago on Introduction
Nice project. That appears to be a pretty pricey door on your shed! Considering the going price for a shed around here, you definitely have a winner. Thanks for sharing you idea.
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
i got the door for £7 from a selling page on facebook :)
8 years ago on Introduction
I always appreciate repurposing projects, especially where carpentry or mechanics are involved, and this one is great. The shed has a certain rustic charm to it as a result of the materials used.
Great job, and thanks for sharing.
8 years ago on Introduction
I did one wall of my shed in pallets. It wasn't worth the work compared to using OSB at about $7 a sheet. I ran my pallet boards diagonally though, so that added considerably to the work I did.
Let me see if I can find a picture of that wall. Nope, I can only find a shot of it papered over. Oh well.
8 years ago
How many pallets did it take?
Reply 8 years ago on Introduction
i dont know exactly i just asked my friend to keep them coming till it was done lol alot of the boards split when removing them from the pallet
8 years ago
Building this like :)
8 years ago on Introduction
well done it looks good and has got good detaled pictures