How to make a fence from pallets!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video i make a fence from old pallets to go along the edge of the track/ market garden. i use whole pallets to build with and just bricks and some old posts. building a fence from pallets is fairly simple and with a bit of paint you can make a pallet fence look good.
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Spreading the bricks would probably help? Great work friend, thanks for sharing.
Great video bud I'm on my year 2 of Saving pallets this summer I'll be starting my fence, thanks for sharing your work, it inspired me to build my own fence it took 2 years of scrounging but now all I'll have 2 buy is screw n nails n a bit of hard work, so again thanks for your video!!!!
I love your motivation and video. I’m new to all this diy and you are like the bob ross of diy. I feel confident that I can do this.
🤣🤣 thanks
I've just been out our fence that's in need of repair. I have a few pallets so your video is very timely. Thank you.
The blue ones are stronger because they’re actually owned 😂 a truck comes by to pick up the red and blue ones. I looked into it so I wouldn’t get fined.
Chep pallets
Fence is a real winner and will last longer than regular fence panels, looks great in the green! Farms really comin together.
It's getting there for sure, just a list as long as my arm left to do 🤣👌
@@FieldtoFarm_UK A List? That sounds far to organised lol
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Thank you for this excellent video! I Iike the plastic bottle paint can too. You're a great teacher. From Alabama, USA
I'm totally building a horse arena like this. Thank you!
Great idea! Sweet fence you have there. We use pallets all the time for different projects around the home stead.
Im doing about 250 foot fence. My town cop called me a hill billy today.
This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice and easy good thinking and good job 👏
Great job 👍
nice I have a ton of old pallets
I'm just in awe at how you can pound in a wooden post with a post pounder. I can't do that at my property.
Hit the gym 🏋️♂️ 💪 🤪 🤣🤣🤣
Same here so many pine trees and other well rooted trees is enough of a fight then if you get past that it's clay and it's solid. 🤣 I did a tpost fence for my chickens about a 200yd perimeter and that bout killed me 😭😅 the last post is so bent up and sitting on a root but I waved the white flag and said it'll do it's a chicken not a hog it's fine 😮💨
That looks quite interesting.
Nice, good video.
This is ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT! I LOVE THIS! also, love the rope idea. 🫶
I have been wracking me brain, trying to find an affordable way to build a fence to keep the chickens and turkeys from coming onto our patio area. This is going to be my next project. Cheers from Texas Gulf Coast. 🏖
This is genius
👌 thanks
Lovely video for a cheap fence. Couldn't help noticing the first pallet was horizontal and all the others vertical, a design feature? :). Appreciate the hint on barn paint, and the rope really did finish it off nicely. Thanks for making the video. Did you know the blue pallets are made better because they belong to a Brambles company, called Chep, who want them back so they can reuse them? They paint them blue so they can identify them...
Barn paint…where have you been all my life …
Hiya. Thanks for such a great tutorial, short and sweet. Do you have specifications on the posts used please? ✌🏽
In our area of the US, you couldn't pound wooden posts into the ground for the rocks. You must have very soft ground there.
Plenty of topsoil around the market garden area 👌
@@FieldtoFarm_UK ahhhh, that's awesome. 🙂
And that post driver was huge....
Umm... Animal rescue here. To double up the height just use longer posts and would we need something in between the top and bottom pallets? Also can you think of any way to adhere those bricks together> the dogs would surely push those out.
I'm thinking since they were screwed in place, there would just be a little bit of a gap between the bottom of the fence and the ground....if digging dogs, you might need to put a more permanent ground barrier in place.....
We also need a higher fence....
The red and blue pallets are owned by companies. Red is LPR and blue is CHEP. You can get fines for using them like that.
The pallets are part of a rental system.
There welcome to come collect them lol
They are sold all over the place here in middle Tennessee, Kentucky....used, of course....wonder if they are no longer fit for the heavy duty service....
Sweet
Should of put posts inside pallets to close up gaps where pallets meet post,lift pallets over posts.
Doubles the posts required and this is a cheap fence
Thank you sir
My pleasure 😁
Love it ! Confused what's the point of the bricks ? Why not just put the palet on the ground
The ground was not leveled...you could dig a trench in some cases...
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. You have really helped me. Why do you put bricks under the pallets please?
To keep them raised off the ground a little to help prevent them staying wet/rotting
@@FieldtoFarm_UK thank you . I thought that might be the reason.
Did u just bang that post into the ground or is it cemented in?
Did u just pound the post in, or prepped a hole, then pounded?
Does the job
great video mate, whats the size of the pallet?
What type paint was it again,,for bar what
About how long does this kind of fence last?
Why he didn't cut the grass first 😅
How is this holding up? I am curious to know how long this kind of fence is going to last
Its held up OK yeye no rot, iv took most of it down tho now to replace with a permanent post and rail fence
Any update on the solar system
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Did u prep post bottom for rot prevention or pretreated/ what kind posts? ( newbie q)😉
Sorry what scews did you use please? Size etc
4 inch ones 👌
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