The deck came out awesome. I like the way you both tag team the deck, she predrill and you filled in 👍 like they say teamwork makes the dream work 👏👏 Great job y'all 😊😊
Thank you so much Melinda, that is so nice of you. We are so glad you enjoyed the video. It's so refreshing to hear such nice comments with all that is going on in the world at the moment. Thanks again Melinda, we really appreciate it.
Never considered myself a flower.....but i'll take it! Thank you so much. I hope it inspires you in some way to realise anyone can do these type of projects. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks again.
Love your style. Im moving and starting over. Great inspiration. Watching and waiting for inspiration on a 6 ft chain link fence cover up. Neighbors yard looks like a junk yard
@jonajackson3443 thank you so much. We used pallets to create our fences. You can check out the videos on our channel. This may be a source of inspiration for your cover up project. Good luck, hope you find a solution ✌
Love it. I have been looking at clearing an area and doing rock because a tree root keeps growing back so I didn't want to do pavers or concrete but this has given me a great idea and a new plan! Thanks!
Thank you so much Christal. We are so happy when someone like yourself gets inspired to create something unique to their needs. Good luck with your project, we hope it goes well.
On the side where the strawberries are and you put mulch....you could do herbs in pots or put plants to deter mosquitos that would ruin a nice evening sitting out. 😁
Thanks for that great idea Hummingbird Green, we actually do have a citronella plant and also burn citronella incense and candles. We love the smell as well.
Thank you so much Tracey. I dug a 4" trench and turned the pallets on their sides to give that picket fence look. I then attached the tops of each adjoining pallet with a metal cleat (as shown in DIY Pallet Deck video where i attached the facia boards to the deck) Then at the base of each adjoining pallet i hammered in a stake (pallet slat) on both front and back into the ground. Each pallet was then screwed into the stake, attaching each pallet at the base. I hope that makes sense. Unfortunately i built the fence prior to our video channel. It would have made a great video though. Thanks again for your support.
@@kinlockskorner6862 Thanks a lot, I'll try to watch more of you and your hunny change the game by making things more simpler and easier to understand.
The finished product is totally awesome!! I can’t wait to get one started. Great job and team work!! I’d like to ask where do you get the larger boulders and the medium size ones? Also is your fencing around your yard made with the pallets?? I love the fencing. If it is made with pallets how high are the pallets stacked? Can this be stacked higher like a sick foot fence?? Thank you so much for your time. My son n law & his family is from Missouri-Steele. My daughter & Son n law are living in Blytheville. Blessings to you!!
Thank you so much Sandra. We got the rocks (free) from FB Marketplace. The fence is made from pallets, they are stacked singular on their sides giving a picket fence look. If you bury one pallet two feet into the ground and place another on top, you could achieve a six foot fence. It would be advisable to stagger the top pallets along with some bracing for stability. Thanks again for your feedback, we really appreciate it. Good luck with your future project.
Thank you so much @GetBakedwithMel , We have a video that explains the process and another video that demonstrates the process. I'll drop the links before for you to check. Thanks again for your positive feedback and support ✌
The deck came out awesome. I like the way you both tag team the deck, she predrill and you filled in 👍 like they say teamwork makes the dream work 👏👏 Great job y'all 😊😊
Thank you so much @johnitaroberts-huff1458. We really appreciate your kind words and support. ✌
You're a lovely couple! Enjoyed your video! Thanks from California!
Thank you so much Melinda, that is so nice of you. We are so glad you enjoyed the video. It's so refreshing to hear such nice comments with all that is going on in the world at the moment. Thanks again Melinda, we really appreciate it.
beautiful end product! the epoxy is so satisfying to watch. & love watching Jaz with that remote control toy 😂
watching part two and loving it...great job
Thanks again @archerj47. We are so glad you're enjoying our channel. ✌
I am so motivated now to build me a deck from pallets! Your video was very good!
That you so much @victorwperry7738. Good luck with your deck! ✌
this came out better than i thought it would something like this would fit nice at my place thanks for the inspiration!
You're welcome, good luck with your project
i enjoyed waching this really inspiring
Thank you so much @yunglamboafe Glad you enjoyed it. We really appreciate your feedback ✌
It's giving Country Chic. I like it. Great idea. Thanks for sharing
You're welcome @1blkqueen845. So glad you enjoyed it! ✌
What a good job you two did😃 So simple and comfy
Thank you so much Annette, we really appreciate your kind words.
Hello flowers, another great video to show living and creating on a budget. Creative and beautiful. 👍🏻👍🏻🌻🌻🇺🇸
Never considered myself a flower.....but i'll take it! Thank you so much. I hope it inspires you in some way to realise anyone can do these type of projects. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks again.
Love your style. Im moving and starting over. Great inspiration. Watching and waiting for inspiration on a 6 ft chain link fence cover up. Neighbors yard looks like a junk yard
@jonajackson3443 thank you so much. We used pallets to create our fences. You can check out the videos on our channel. This may be a source of inspiration for your cover up project. Good luck, hope you find a solution ✌
Awe Some I watched this before and each time It brings a smile to my face The Joy's of CREATIVITY yep
Thank you so much Ernestine. We love that we can inspire other people like yourself. We really appreciate your positive feedback. Keep on smilin'
Turned out great! You deserve that beer.
Cheers @safeathomestead9217 🍺🍺
Nice Deck guys!!!
Thank you so much Chandra.
Love it. I have been looking at clearing an area and doing rock because a tree root keeps growing back so I didn't want to do pavers or concrete but this has given me a great idea and a new plan! Thanks!
Thank you so much Christal. We are so happy when someone like yourself gets inspired to create something unique to their needs. Good luck with your project, we hope it goes well.
Beautiful job. Love it.
Thank you so much for your kind words.
Very nice job
Thank you so much @jafleetwood9714. We really appreciate you support. ✌
Looks great!!!
Thank you so much Donna!
On the side where the strawberries are and you put mulch....you could do herbs in pots or put plants to deter mosquitos that would ruin a nice evening sitting out. 😁
Thanks for that great idea Hummingbird Green, we actually do have a citronella plant and also burn citronella incense and candles. We love the smell as well.
❤very nice
Thank you so much @TecoraRogers-mh8xm ✌
Love it!
Thank you so much Dianna
The doggie needs a chair😊
😆😆 You're right! Believe me, Jaz gets pretty spoilt, so i doubt she will be complaining any time soon. ✌
THAT'S GREAT, AND ALSO, HOW DID YOU MAKE YOUR FENCES? HOW ARE THEY STABLE? ETC...
Thank you so much Tracey. I dug a 4" trench and turned the pallets on their sides to give that picket fence look. I then attached the tops of each adjoining pallet with a metal cleat (as shown in DIY Pallet Deck video where i attached the facia boards to the deck) Then at the base of each adjoining pallet i hammered in a stake (pallet slat) on both front and back into the ground. Each pallet was then screwed into the stake, attaching each pallet at the base. I hope that makes sense. Unfortunately i built the fence prior to our video channel. It would have made a great video though. Thanks again for your support.
@@kinlockskorner6862 Thanks a lot, I'll try to watch more of you and your hunny change the game by making things more simpler and easier to understand.
@@tracycondetcoles9987 you're welcome, I'm so glad you can get some enjoyment from our videos. Good luck with your future projects!
The finished product is totally awesome!! I can’t wait to get one started. Great job and team work!!
I’d like to ask where do you get the larger boulders and the medium size ones? Also is your fencing around your yard made with the pallets?? I love the fencing. If it is made with pallets how high are the pallets stacked? Can this be stacked higher like a sick foot fence??
Thank you so much for your time. My son n law & his family is from Missouri-Steele. My daughter & Son n law are living in Blytheville. Blessings to you!!
Thank you so much Sandra. We got the rocks (free) from FB Marketplace. The fence is made from pallets, they are stacked singular on their sides giving a picket fence look. If you bury one pallet two feet into the ground and place another on top, you could achieve a six foot fence. It would be advisable to stagger the top pallets along with some bracing for stability. Thanks again for your feedback, we really appreciate it. Good luck with your future project.
Very cool ☺️
Now you too need night lights to make it romantic at night😉
Great minds think alike, i did add some extra lights along the front facia. It looks really cool ( & romantic) at night.
Hey just found you and love your channel! I’m looking through your videos now, did you make one of how you did your fencing around the back yard?
Thank you so much @GetBakedwithMel , We have a video that explains the process and another video that demonstrates the process. I'll drop the links before for you to check. Thanks again for your positive feedback and support ✌
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You need some shoes on your feet for safety. Other than that, I'm impressed
Cheers for the comment, that's how Aussies roll! ✌
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You're welcome @larrypahl5756 ✌
It’ll be nice to build a sectional using 2x4’s. Get some tall plants a table & string lights.
Yes, that would be nice.
How far is the pallet from the fence and let me know the materials that you use
We used 6 chep pallets for the base/foundation and slats from approximately 10 pallets for the floor and sides. The pallets butt up to our garage.