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  1. chrisasst Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 13, 2008
    1,079 posts
    cortland ny
    Any one on here have an experience building a pallet shed. Looking to get one started. Found some video on google, but.. I think my main problem will be how to prepare and build a foundation. I think the actual shed looks simple enough with pallets though. Hoping to be able to build it for wood pellets.
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  2. MasterMech Minister of Fire

    joined: Aug 2, 2011
    4,777 posts
    Hudson Valley NY
    I think PalletPete has one. (Imagine that... :p) Start a conversation with him or search his old threads.
  3. Backwoods Savage Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 14, 2007
    24,148 posts
    Michigan
    Definitely Pallet Pete has one of the best pallet sheds. Do a search on his name and it should show up. Or you might send him a new Conversation and he'll give you details and pictures.
  4. Jack Straw Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 22, 2008
    2,010 posts
    Schoharie County, N Y
    lots of vidoes on youtube, good luck and post pics:cool:
  5. smoke show Minister of Fire

    joined: Apr 17, 2008
    4,608 posts
    Pittsfield, Wi
    Like this? pallet-shed-wood1.jpg
  6. Fine looking shed.
  7. Eric Schaefer New Member

    joined: Aug 28, 2012
    49 posts
    Lakewood, WA
    That looks great, keeps it dry and lets in air. Reminds me of the old tobacco barns back on the east coast. When I was young I asked my dad why all of those barns have slats and siding missing all over it, he told me that's where they hang the tobacco to dry. I'd like to do one exactly like that one day. Maybe with a big enough opening to load in a pallet stack of firewood. Less restacking.
  8. Badfish740 Minister of Fire

    joined: Oct 3, 2007
    1,158 posts
    Here's mine:

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    Built from pallets and $50 worth of lumber from the reject pile at Lowes. I'm planning on upgrading to a combination toolshed/woodshed that will hold more wood (this one holds about 5 cords) that's a little more attractive and useful, but this one does the job. On the bright side, when I finish the new shed I can burn the old shed :)
    Jack Straw likes this.
  9. begreen Super Moderator

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    36,118 posts
    South Puget Sound, WA
    I like your sheds!

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