2yrs later. Im a HUGE FAN, having just discovered this (during a You Tube Rabbit Hole event.) HOWEVER!!! This is the FIRST video ive watched in the D.I.Y "Instructional Videos" that, is actually "D.I.Y!" and not "Buy, to DIY!" The fact u hand sawed, and hammered, etc....When MOST, use a big selection of expensive power tools.!! YOU are my new DIY GUY! (I cant over state how much i love what you have done. (However, im night shift, and i have to go to sleep, so i must end my praise here.) Thankyou.
Gud day thank you for sharing this video with me,it's very inspirational to me as I'm unemployed and learning to make some pallet products for a living,,,thank you once again
This was the project I had been looking for. I'm using it for a patio sofa, so rather than castors, I have put some old sofa legs on it, and I sliced up the wood from an old pine wardrobe I had in the garage, and clad the edges. I used some exterior grey paint that was left over from my shed and painted it over. I was very pleased with the result. Thank you very much for the inspiration to make this
I love the simplicity! Some channels take them apart completely and that seems pointless and defeats the point, IMO. I've just bought 20 euro pallets for an outdoor cabana in my yurt camp in Mongolia. Now looking for ideas to make simple furniture for our family and guests.
Thank you for this video! I made my couch with your instructions and it turned out great! I added some furniture legs to make it little bit higher. Very simple and clear instructions to follow. I had virtually no experience with building stuff and I managed this. 😊
This is important! When purchasing pallets for your DIY sofa, make sure the pallets are HEAT TREATED and not CHEMICALLY TREATED. You don't want pallets in your home that are chemically treated with Methyl Bromide, at least I wouldn't. You can differentiate the two by the markings: HT = Heat treated / MB = Methyl Bromide treated.
Yes good point Prunk. That’s why I only use Euro pallets for my projects. Since 01/01/2010, all newly produced EPAL Euro pallets are heat treated in accordance with ISPM 15. EPAL Euro pallets treated according to ISPM 15 can be recognised by the branded markings on both central blocks on the long sides. It is prohibited to treat EPAL Euro pallets with methyl bromide (MB)
Of the different ways to make a pallet sofa I decided to use this way and I’m so glad I did my pallet sofa has turned out looking awesome and made it fit perfectly in place, cheers!
Very Very Good How To Do Video!!!! That was the best how to do pallet furniture I have ever seen. Very clear detailed and still didn't take 30 mins to display your work and teach how to do it!!! Definitely trying this ....you get an A+ on this man
Fantastic. I was able to build this in a couple of hours, despite my inexperience and using three different shaped pallets. Great video, simple and easy to follow. Thank you!
This is the best video I've seen .. weirdly I got everything right from the start...I moved into a bigger apartment and will be doing larger seats...wish me luck
Love this! to the point simple easy ( well you made it look easy) and it is exactly what I want for my new patio. I am totally trying this and accenting with striped cushions, Thanks!
Thank you for creating this user friendly video you have given me the confidence to start making my garden pallet sofa. What size nail plates did you use?
It's amazing! I have made several already. Do you have an idea how to make a corner for these couches? I can use half a pallet but then on one side, it is not so easy to make a back rest as well.
If screwing thought the small lengths of timber cut the tip off the screw this will help prevent the timber splitting if you don't pre drill a hole..... Just the tip more so to make it blunt
Hey - great video. I was thinking of doing this but making it a day bed rather than a sofa. Presumably I'd just need two extra pallets stacked on top of each other and attach them, using more nail plates, to extend the base of it?
Love the tutorial, thanku so much. Sorry to sound stupid but where's the nail plates? U used the adhesive to put the two pallets together, did I miss something 😅 Sorry just a lil confused, Cheers Kaz 😊
You should be able to find pallets for free. Check warehouses, industrial areas or pet supply shops too. Garden supply shops get bulk mulch etc on pallets and are usually happy to give them away too.
Great video have my pallets coming on friday. Should i sand and varnish all the wood or just the bits that show once done as im leaving them in the garden
di questo video mi piace l'idea di come ha inserito lo schienale; tutto il resto poteva essere fatto meglio evitando le piastre e la colla fra i pallet. Comunque una buona idea
Thanks, two questions, two pallets seems quite low, can you use 3?...also can you cut out the pieces of the seat before you glue it and nail plate it or after?
Hi, I got my pallets today. the size here in california i got are 32 inches by 38.5. Mine are a little smaller than yours but they will work just fine without cutting anything.. and following your steps. I am planning to use the IKEA kungso seat cushion. Do you mind sharing the size you bought for the sofa you made?
@@Mikey2hands thank you for your prompt answer...i bought all my tools and this Friday I am starting my project. I have never done anything like this before but your instruction seems very easy....i am just wondering about how things are going to turn out with the size of pallets I have....
Great video! I'm doing a project at the moment with pallets and cinder blocks. Building a small decking area as well. I can appreciate the effort shown to make this bench be wise it's not easy taking them apart etc. The pallets I'm using, like yours, are very hardy and strong, as they're quite good quality, thus dismantling them is not as easy as it looks! Although you made it look rather easy lol! 😁 What saw are you using? I bought one which is applicable for the job but still, it's touch cutting through the thick timber! I use a screwdriver too but mine isn't as good as yours, because I broke mine in the process! I'll prob go looking for one like yours as it's much better! Thanks for posting. It's one of the better videos I've watched to verify I'm doing it right! Great little bench! Mine will have cinder blocks involved but I hope it turns out as good as yours with that professional rustic charm 👌
Hi Sarah. If you just use no more nails adhesive they might hold. The nail plates will just make it more secure and look a bit more industrial. Good luck.
Hi there! Thanks for the informative video. I was just wondering what the dimensions were for the finished product? I have a particular spot for it in mind and hoping it will fit under the window. :)
2yrs later. Im a HUGE FAN, having just discovered this (during a You Tube Rabbit Hole event.) HOWEVER!!! This is the FIRST video ive watched in the D.I.Y "Instructional Videos" that, is actually "D.I.Y!" and not "Buy, to DIY!" The fact u hand sawed, and hammered, etc....When MOST, use a big selection of expensive power tools.!!
YOU are my new DIY GUY! (I cant over state how much i love what you have done. (However, im night shift, and i have to go to sleep, so i must end my praise here.)
Thankyou.
Thanks mate. Much appreciated.
Gud day thank you for sharing this video with me,it's very inspirational to me as I'm unemployed and learning to make some pallet products for a living,,,thank you once again
This was the project I had been looking for. I'm using it for a patio sofa, so rather than castors, I have put some old sofa legs on it, and I sliced up the wood from an old pine wardrobe I had in the garage, and clad the edges. I used some exterior grey paint that was left over from my shed and painted it over. I was very pleased with the result. Thank you very much for the inspiration to make this
Finally, step by step instructions!
We just finished our couch using your tutorial! Thnx!
Excellent instructions built mine in an hour ,, brownie points with the Mrs to the max !!! thank you !!
I got one pallet, off to get 2 more! Thanks a lot for giving this amateur hope.
I love the simplicity! Some channels take them apart completely and that seems pointless and defeats the point, IMO.
I've just bought 20 euro pallets for an outdoor cabana in my yurt camp in Mongolia. Now looking for ideas to make simple furniture for our family and guests.
Thank you for this video! I made my couch with your instructions and it turned out great! I added some furniture legs to make it little bit higher. Very simple and clear instructions to follow. I had virtually no experience with building stuff and I managed this. 😊
Love the back connection; great job!
Best video on using pallets to build furniture! Thanks so much !
Prefect 😏just made 2 benches in 15 min thanks man !
By far the most simplest way to go about making these . cheer matey.
GREAT video! Straight to the point, easy to understand for Anyone! Thank you thank you thank you
Clever!!!! I think my 11 year old son and I could do this for our fire pit seating 😍😍😍
I'm just wondering if you ended up making this for your firepit?
Bout to get him hurt🤦🏽
Great illustrations and step by step instructions.
This is important! When purchasing pallets for your DIY sofa, make sure the pallets are HEAT TREATED and not CHEMICALLY TREATED. You don't want pallets in your home that are chemically treated with Methyl Bromide, at least I wouldn't. You can differentiate the two by the markings: HT = Heat treated / MB = Methyl Bromide treated.
Yes good point Prunk. That’s why I only use Euro pallets for my projects.
Since 01/01/2010, all newly produced EPAL Euro pallets are heat treated in accordance with ISPM 15.
EPAL Euro pallets treated according to ISPM 15 can be recognised by the branded markings on both central blocks on the long sides.
It is prohibited to treat EPAL Euro pallets with methyl bromide (MB)
@@Mikey2hands Nice! Thanks for the info.
Thx, good to know
Hey., thanks for the info
@streetballplayer100 😅
Just made it today! Amazing tutorial. Thank you so much! ❤
I'm going to make this. Big time. Thank you for the simple instructions.
By far the best explanation and illustrations.
Thanks mate.
thank you, this was the best and easiest solution so far!!! I will do it!
Good video. I used the left over pieces of wood as brackets! Plus I got in quite the accident with my saw lmao
100% recommend, so so easy to follow and brilliant results
Of the different ways to make a pallet sofa I decided to use this way and I’m so glad I did my pallet sofa has turned out looking awesome and made it fit perfectly in place, cheers!
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Very Very Good How To Do Video!!!! That was the best how to do pallet furniture I have ever seen. Very clear detailed and still didn't take 30 mins to display your work and teach how to do it!!! Definitely trying this ....you get an A+ on this man
Love the way you sit down and enjoy a beer on it after finishing
Fantastic. I was able to build this in a couple of hours, despite my inexperience and using three different shaped pallets.
Great video, simple and easy to follow. Thank you!
Simplest and most straight forward video on the subject
Thx 4 sharing it
This was a perfect tutorial…
Niceeeee. I was looking for the easiest way to do the backrest!
Nice 👌🏼 Gonna do it on this weekend 😏
Deffo the easiest to follow . Made a Tikki bar out of pallets last year . Ready to make some pallet furniture now after watching this 👍
Check out my pallet arm chair video as well. Cheers.
This is the best video I've seen .. weirdly I got everything right from the start...I moved into a bigger apartment and will be doing larger seats...wish me luck
Good luck!
Thanks for the wonderful tutorial, bro!👏👏👏👏
I’m making this tonight, wish me luck. 🍀
Hope it went well.
how did they turned out??
Thank you, this video makes it so simple. Very nice
Just made my pallet sofa following this, thanks so much for the video. Really clear instructions
Impressive. Very nice.
Great video. Easy to follow and I'm currently sat having a celebratory drink on the bench I built. Cheers mate 🍻👍
SIMPLE and EASY! and designed for a novice. THANKS
Beautiful
Looks so easy thanks for illustration
Coolio, that is what I need, not too much of a hussle wiw this project. Ty
So staight forward instructions. Thank you.
Thankyou for this video!!!
Fantastic video mate just build one great instructions and didn't take long best video on here
Love this! to the point simple easy ( well you made it look easy) and it is exactly what I want for my new patio. I am totally trying this and accenting with striped cushions, Thanks!
Thank you for creating this user friendly video you have given me the confidence to start making my garden pallet sofa. What size nail plates did you use?
Nice and easy to flollow. Cheers, good video. Nothing too fancy
It's amazing! I have made several already. Do you have an idea how to make a corner for these couches? I can use half a pallet but then on one side, it is not so easy to make a back rest as well.
Cheers buddy nice video
Excelent idea i have to try
Wow!!! Thank you!! Love it 😍😍😍
Amazing! I like this way the best
If screwing thought the small lengths of timber cut the tip off the screw this will help prevent the timber splitting if you don't pre drill a hole..... Just the tip more so to make it blunt
Great video Ive watched a few on doing this but this is by far the best one ! Thank you for sharing
Hey - great video. I was thinking of doing this but making it a day bed rather than a sofa. Presumably I'd just need two extra pallets stacked on top of each other and attach them, using more nail plates, to extend the base of it?
Love the tutorial, thanku so much.
Sorry to sound stupid but where's the nail plates?
U used the adhesive to put the two pallets together, did I miss something 😅
Sorry just a lil confused,
Cheers Kaz 😊
Good job
Thanks man!
Nice video! Very clear and understandable! Cheers!
My MAAAN!
This is great! :D Thanks for the masterclass! :D
Awesome video!! thank you
Thanks for your video. Clear, straight to the point. No nonsense. Love it!
This is the best video I have seen. Where can I order this pallet from. I can’t find it and like the stamp marks in it.
You should be able to find pallets for free. Check warehouses, industrial areas or pet supply shops too. Garden supply shops get bulk mulch etc on pallets and are usually happy to give them away too.
Thank you! Great video 💓
So simple, so awesome
Wow, brilliant👍🔥
Excellent
Great video have my pallets coming on friday. Should i sand and varnish all the wood or just the bits that show once done as im leaving them in the garden
If they will be exposed to the weather you would be best to seal the timber with varnish or decking oil first. Good luck.
Love it 😍 great tutorial, and gone the extra mile, telling us where to get the cushions from cheers
Nice and easy, I am going to give it a try.
Love it.
Love it
Awesome
Great video! I have a bit of a noob question - do I have to sand all surfaces if I want to stain/paint it?
It’s a good idea to sand the top surfaces to remove the splinters. Good luck!
Great video mate. Clear and concise and just using the basic tools that we’ve all got lying around somewhere. Have a 👍 and a subscribe.
Amazing thanks so much for sharing!
Thanks for the video. Just wanted to know where you got the sofa cushions from and what they're called?
Top job man. Looking for the best way to do this quickly and looks good…. Thanks 💪👍
Thanks mate. Check out my other videos too, I did an armchair one as well.
Great Video. 👍Where do I get those pillows? 🤗
di questo video mi piace l'idea di come ha inserito lo schienale; tutto il resto poteva essere fatto meglio evitando le piastre e la colla fra i pallet. Comunque una buona idea
Bro thanks for the vid it was awesome I am looking forward to build mine,. Keep it up
Cheers bro. Hope it helps you.
By fair one of the best videos I've seen on TH-cam! Super helpful. I'm defo giving this a try. X subscribed x
Thanks, two questions, two pallets seems quite low, can you use 3?...also can you cut out the pieces of the seat before you glue it and nail plate it or after?
Hi, I got my pallets today. the size here in california i got are 32 inches by 38.5. Mine are a little smaller than yours but they will work just fine without cutting anything.. and following your steps. I am planning to use the IKEA kungso seat cushion. Do you mind sharing the size you bought for the sofa you made?
Mine were Kungso 60cm x 40cm cushions. I’m not sure if IKEA still sells Kungso but if not they are bound to have other ones that will fit nicely. 👍
@@Mikey2hands thank you for your prompt answer...i bought all my tools and this Friday I am starting my project. I have never done anything like this before but your instruction seems very easy....i am just wondering about how things are going to turn out with the size of pallets I have....
My plans were using Euro sized pallets. Other types of pallets may not fit together the same way. But good luck with your project.
would this be more or less the same if I was to have 3 pallets on the base?
Great video! I'm doing a project at the moment with pallets and cinder blocks. Building a small decking area as well.
I can appreciate the effort shown to make this bench be wise it's not easy taking them apart etc. The pallets I'm using, like yours, are very hardy and strong, as they're quite good quality, thus dismantling them is not as easy as it looks! Although you made it look rather easy lol! 😁 What saw are you using? I bought one which is applicable for the job but still, it's touch cutting through the thick timber! I use a screwdriver too but mine isn't as good as yours, because I broke mine in the process! I'll prob go looking for one like yours as it's much better! Thanks for posting. It's one of the better videos I've watched to verify I'm doing it right!
Great little bench! Mine will have cinder blocks involved but I hope it turns out as good as yours with that professional rustic charm 👌
What is the depth of the seat once done? Also the height of the back?
well done, what is the name of the pillow at ikea?
They were called Kungso but I’m not sure if IKEA still have them. They may have a different named cushion range now.
Emeğinize sağlık çok güzel oldu.
Hi! Do you think the mending plates are 100% necessary? Could I get away with not using them?
Hi Sarah. If you just use no more nails adhesive they might hold. The nail plates will just make it more secure and look a bit more industrial. Good luck.
Is the back rest strong enough? Does it hold peoples weight if you lean back on it?
Great vid by the way.
Yeah it’s pretty strong. You can put a few extra screws in if you like.
Did you make the cushions as well or purchase them? If purchased, where from?
I got the cushions from ikea.
Excelente explicado 👍
Pleas add table 😀
Can you make one into a corner sofa
good ol kiwi ingenuity
Ótimo ❤ amei
Hi there! Thanks for the informative video. I was just wondering what the dimensions were for the finished product? I have a particular spot for it in mind and hoping it will fit under the window. :)
It will be 1200mm wide x 800 deep and 770 tall without wheels. My wheels were an extra 50mm tall. Good luck!