This outdoor pallet daybed is amazing, guys!
I love a pallet project that is so easy–and what I mean by that is NO DISSEMBLING!
This is a great piece to have outside in the backyard to rest, read or just fall asleep. I mean, why hang a simple hammock when you can make this in no time at all?
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Awesome
Oh Daddy D Donovan Dale I think Dory and Mama want one of these.
nope do not want it
splinter nightmare
Would like one of these on the deck next year please.
I think I am going to start blocking any posts in the “You won’t believe…” format. They never live up to the hype and I’m tired of being led-on.
Why the casters? I see this rolling off the deck very easily.
I think it’s a great idea; HOWEVER, it’s sitting so close to the end of the deck that if any child ran to jump on the ‘daybed,’ it would go flying off the end of the deck. (There were no ‘brakes’ of any kind on the casters.) Cute idea, though!
Well, if you would bother to look, the mulch is deck height so the casters will just sink. Maybe he doesn’t have kids or grandkids. So, when you buy/build one, you can do with it AS YOU PLEASE.
You can buy locking castors if you want to be able to roll it around. Myaelf? I would just leave it without wheels and pick it up to move. Can’t weigh that much.
Mark Fenske….do you still have pallets at your house?
I must have missed something, just saw another picture but no explanation. Kind of a waste of time
you need to click on “next page” under the picture. Then it includes some directions
http://www.wisediy.com/when-he-flips-this-over-and-adds-pvc-pipe-im-sold/2/
Just click on “Next Page” and it takes you to more photos and an eplanation.
You have to scroll down. Instructions are under pictures.
There was a small “next page” link that went to the rest of the pictures and explanation. It looks like a neat idea, however if it were me I’d leave the wheels off. As someone else posted, there’s no brakes on those casters.
You have to click on the “next Page” comment at the bottom of the picture under the ad arrow. Kind of annoying I know – but it does take you to the post.
Scroll down a bit from the pic and it will say next page.
Norm, scroll down just a bit under the comment to the blue NEXT PAGE
You have to click “Next Page” to see the project being built.
Wow!
very cool
lorraine duncan this is an idea for up at your farm.
Festivus pole?
Linda Lee Galloway Connell
Ingenious
Love all these ideas
I know someone who could make these. He has a lot of pallets left in the back yard.
I think Vince Robinson should see this
Have seen several great ideas for pallets but where do you find the pallets?
you can get old pallets from warehouses they through out the bad one and some are still in using condition
Industrial parks
do not put on face book if that we all can see
Charlie Konek, did you click Next Page » Step by step instruction and pictures are there!
Curt Racine
Charlie Mills
denise
Dana Villarreal-Kretschmar
Nice
Matt Garrett, check this out for your patio
Love this idea.
cool
Tony N Jessie Aaronthis is really neat
don’t u just hate a picture that says click to reveal & it doesn’t!!!
I did a pallet project a long long time ago, kiddie pool and a couple of bags of sand and one of grave that were later used in the yard. Put the pallet in the sand mix and run it around in circles a while and poof no more splinters.
love it!
Another project for you Jordan Multaner.
Linda Harp Dillard, I could so see Andrew making this!!
very cool
How the hell do you open this to see how he does it?????????
Jamie Egler this is something you really need to make
Jeff McCoy have you done this yet?
Between school and football, haven’t done anything since August. When I have time, it’s raining……
Hope to see you sometime this week! Sunday afternoon, anytime Monday, Saturday afternoon? Love you!
Today or next Saturday?
NEXT Saturday! Today I will be in ATL with sister, Heather & family. Back to Anderson tomorrow!
I hate these ads that pull you in for details only to show you their business but not the project.
No video included.
Love this idea. Will do this for summer.
pretty cool idea.
Your welcome
also, did not say how to attach the rail!