Two quick hints, better make that three LOL. 1 Don't use bleach to kill mold, it just covers it up. Use white vinegar.... 1 Paint the wall behind your boards with a dark colour before your put the boards up. It will stop the light shining through any gaps or knot holes... 3 if you stain / whitewash your boards before you put them up, using various colours you will end up with a multi coloured wall and from there it is just a matter of going over it all with a clear coat to help seal it in..... I hope that this helps...
That came out excellent. Far better than I thought it would. The colors are perfect and blend very well. That open knot hole would be a problem for me But this video is still very inspiring.
Im getting ready to do something like this and my plan is to heat up my outdoor pizza oven and give all the boards a pass through the flames , just like the torching method , to make the wood more resiliant to moisture and rot... good looking wall
Awsome work, I just built a new home and my wife and i are planning to do this in the living room, i lucked up cause at my job we have alot of old pallets. So this is going to keep my cost down. But of course I'm going to have to invest in a table saw now haha. Never thought I would be into this kinda stuff until I bought a home.
We decided to start bottom up for our pallet wall. We have a nice gap at the top but you can't see it on camera, so I think we got away with it haha. Great work!
I would rip all the boards a bit so they're parallel. Then you want to add up the width of your boards and the exact height from floor to ceiling and plan out the width of your top and bottom run. I wouldve put a thin layer of plywood and painted with black cuz you Will have gaps eventually.
Wormstead great work as a matter of fact taking the boards I put up down and going your way bro. Have a buddy who owns a company called Vista Fence in San Diego who let me get some boards so definitely going the same route thank you for your video keep them coming...
09/28/2020 A one gallon plastic tank sprayer would have been for the Bleach mixture😁👍It looks amazing i hope that you complete the entire livingroom with it. And thanks for NOT painting it white.
Typically you'd want to put these in a very large kiln to heat them up to kill everything INSIDE the wood. Most folks don't have a sea crate sized kiln though. :/
@@JoshRogers Im getting ready to do something like this and my plan is to heat up my outdoor pizza oven and give all the boards a pass through the flames , just like the torching method , to make the wood more resiliant to moisture and rot...
For just a few dollars you could have put some safety plates over them wires so you didn't risk putting a nail through the electrical wire. Just because you can see the wires during the install and can avoid doing so, it would prevent someone later on down the road from doing so. Looks great though, came out awesome 👍
I don't see any protector plates to keep those nails from going into your wiring. I used old fence boards for pallet wall in my garage, looks awesome after running them through a planer.
The fiance' bit off more than i can tolerate, tryin to do our bedroom ceiling w new pine fence planks, the 1st thing is he refuses to use any tool but his nifty ryobi cordless drill. , 2nd the planks dried and warped and he pulled them down to start over ...omg! I had no clue he had no clue.... Wish he would watch your video and take helpul hints... is there any hope of a Carpenter Angel showing up to help our tiny place look like a comfy love nest instead of us accepting this sorta flubbed up version of "Spanky and Alfalfa's "He-Man Woman Hater's Clubhouse" "? I watched this video 5 mins ago after patiently watching my hero struggle with sheetrock and these fence planks for months on 2 rooms. Im sure your woman is exceptionally blessed. TY for this video.
Makes it look shiny , i always did my builds with sealing the backside of wood only. Plus dont work without gloves or you def will get little microscopic splinters . .
Looks great! It would look nice in my cabin. Wanna sell it?? You spoke of mold and fungus, yet you didn't wear a mask while you released all of that with the sander!
Two quick hints, better make that three LOL. 1 Don't use bleach to kill mold, it just covers it up. Use white vinegar.... 1 Paint the wall behind your boards with a dark colour before your put the boards up. It will stop the light shining through any gaps or knot holes... 3 if you stain / whitewash your boards before you put them up, using various colours you will end up with a multi coloured wall and from there it is just a matter of going over it all with a clear coat to help seal it in..... I hope that this helps...
Hard to believe those are the same boards. Looks really good.
I love the look of the recycled fence boards!!! You gave that wall character and saved yourself some money!!! Looks great!!!
It's amazing how nice these boards look when squared off and lightly sanded.
Great job. Most people would have looked at that pile and said no way,but you made it work.Great improvement.
Looks amazing!!
That came out excellent. Far better than I thought it would. The colors are perfect and blend very well. That open knot hole would be a problem for me But this video is still very inspiring.
I love the knot holes on ours, we find cool stuff to poke in them, a colored marble, an old bottle cap, etc.
Very cool
That looks really nice, great job!
Looks great mate
Im getting ready to do something like this and my plan is to heat up my outdoor pizza oven and give all the boards a pass through the flames , just like the torching method , to make the wood more resiliant to moisture and rot... good looking wall
Awsome work, I just built a new home and my wife and i are planning to do this in the living room, i lucked up cause at my job we have alot of old pallets. So this is going to keep my cost down. But of course I'm going to have to invest in a table saw now haha. Never thought I would be into this kinda stuff until I bought a home.
I call that wall spacing “whatever on centre”. I like how it turned out in the end, good job!
Thank you! Free is always the best!
@@wormsfamilyfarm you do Very good work..you have plenty artistic vision. Well done.
Great looking Wall. More videos like this please!!
Very nice job!
Great video
Super nice.
Sweet. I think I'm going to do this on one of our walls!
We decided to start bottom up for our pallet wall. We have a nice gap at the top but you can't see it on camera, so I think we got away with it haha. Great work!
I would rip all the boards a bit so they're parallel. Then you want to add up the width of your boards and the exact height from floor to ceiling and plan out the width of your top and bottom run.
I wouldve put a thin layer of plywood and painted with black cuz you Will have gaps eventually.
Wormstead great work as a matter of fact taking the boards I put up down and going your way bro. Have a buddy who owns a company called Vista Fence in San Diego who let me get some boards so definitely going the same route thank you for your video keep them coming...
Thanks for your video, I'm about to do this at home, 🙏🏼✌🏼🤘🏼🤙🏼👍🏼
Nice one👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you man. Great idea
Plates are a good idea, I would’ve sealed the wood. Can’t beat free..looks good.
I love your work is beautiful
09/28/2020
A one gallon plastic tank sprayer would have been for the Bleach mixture😁👍It looks amazing i hope that you complete the entire livingroom with it. And thanks for NOT painting it white.
amazing job !
Could I do that in a mobile home
Looks good
that is cool like that
Do you need to treat the wood in anyway if my planks have been sitting outside and have had bugs?
Typically you'd want to put these in a very large kiln to heat them up to kill everything INSIDE the wood. Most folks don't have a sea crate sized kiln though. :/
@@JoshRogers Im getting ready to do something like this and my plan is to heat up my outdoor pizza oven and give all the boards a pass through the flames , just like the torching method , to make the wood more resiliant to moisture and rot...
Nice work. Subbed, keep the DIYs coming!
Dope
For just a few dollars you could have put some safety plates over them wires so you didn't risk putting a nail through the electrical wire.
Just because you can see the wires during the install and can avoid doing so, it would prevent someone later on down the road from doing so.
Looks great though, came out awesome 👍
Where to get free wood??
I don't see any protector plates to keep those nails from going into your wiring.
I used old fence boards for pallet wall in my garage, looks awesome after running them through a planer.
I don't understand aren't you supposed to nail into studs?
Great work, me like!
Just a quick question. What made you start from the ceiling instead of the floor?
What did you use for trim
The fiance' bit off more than i can tolerate, tryin to do our bedroom ceiling w new pine fence planks, the 1st thing is he refuses to use any tool but his nifty ryobi cordless drill.
, 2nd the planks dried and warped and he pulled them down to start over ...omg!
I had no clue he had no clue....
Wish he would watch your video and take helpul hints... is there any hope of a Carpenter Angel showing up to help our tiny place look like a comfy love nest instead of us accepting this sorta flubbed up version of "Spanky and Alfalfa's "He-Man Woman Hater's Clubhouse" "?
I watched this video 5 mins ago after patiently watching my hero struggle with sheetrock and these fence planks for months on 2 rooms. Im sure your woman is exceptionally blessed.
TY for this video.
Well done. One question, why didn't you seal the wood in a poly or something similar?
Makes it look shiny , i always did my builds with sealing the backside of wood only. Plus dont work without gloves or you def will get little microscopic splinters . .
I dont understand why yall put em up sideways. All barns are built going up n down. But hey good job!
looks good. no glue, nails were enough
#1 - it looks GREAT! A close SECOND is WEAR SAFETY glasses.
I need a guy like you
Looks great! It would look nice in my cabin. Wanna sell it?? You spoke of mold and fungus, yet you didn't wear a mask while you released all of that with the sander!
Yeah please wear a mask when you sand lots of chemicals on treated wood & stained fence
this video starts MUCH too loud, sir.
Need safety glasses when you nail gun also..:)
Good call! Thanks for watching!
Woodprix plans are amazing!
Tiugueder my life
Wear mask when doing any type of wood work
Why?
Looks good