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3 Ways to Build a Planter Box from Pallets

By Matthew Lynch
October 12, 2023
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Introduction:

Pallets are a versatile and cost-effective material for DIY enthusiasts. Reclaimed wooden pallets can be transformed into various functional and decorative items, including planter boxes. Turning pallets into planter boxes is an eco-friendly and budget-conscious way to accessorize your garden, porch, or patio while adding a unique touch. In this article, we’ll explore three different ways to build a planter box from pallets.

1. Simple Pallet Planter Box:

A simple pallet planter box is the easiest and quickest design to build. It requires minimum tools and effort and is perfect for the beginners.

– Materials: One wooden pallet, nails or screws, hammer or screwdriver, landscape fabric, staple gun

Instructions:

1. Disassemble the pallet by removing nails or screws from the boards.

2. Cut three boards of equal length for the base, front, and back parts of the planter box.

3. Cut two more boards as side panels; these will be shorter than the base, front, and back parts.

4. Fasten all five pieces together using nails or screws to form a rectangular box.

5. Line the inner part of the box with landscape fabric using a staple gun to hold it in place.

6. Fill with soil and plant your favorite flowers or herbs.

2. Stackable Pallet Planter Box:

Ideal for saving space in small gardens or balconies, this stacked design offers multiple tiers for planting different types of plants.

– Materials: Two wooden pallets, nails or screws, hammer or screwdriver, saw, landscape fabric, staple gun

Instructions:

1. Disassemble both pallets by removing nails or screws from the boards.

2. Measure and cut four rectangular pieces of identical size to create two longer sides and two shorter sides of each planter box (8 pieces in total).

3. Assemble the four pieces to form each planter box.

4. Cut four more pieces to use as the base for each planter box, and fasten with nails or screws.

5. Line the inner parts of each planter box with landscape fabric and secure it using a staple gun.

6. Stack the planter boxes on top of one another, providing enough space between them.

7. Fill with soil and plant various flowers, herbs, or vegetables.

3. Vertical Pallet Planter Box:

Transform your pallet into an eye-catching vertical garden with this design that can accommodate several plants.

– Materials: One wooden pallet, nails or screws, hammer or screwdriver, saw, landscape fabric, staple gun

Instructions:

1. Remove a few boards from one side of the pallet and reattach them closer together on the other side to create planting slots.

2. Measure and cut a board for the base of each planting slot and attach it to the pallet using nails or screws.

3. Line all planting slots with landscape fabric by stapling it to inner sides and bases.

4. Secure the planter box in an upright position against a wall or fence.

5. Fill the planting slots with soil, ensuring they are levelled evenly.

6. Choose trailing plants or vertical-growing flowers to best utilize your new vertical pallet planter.

Conclusion:

Building a planter box from pallets is a sustainable and budget-friendly project that adds charm to your garden, porch, or balcony. Depending on your available space and preferred aesthetic, you can choose between simple, stackable, or vertical designs when creating your ideal planter box. Whichever design you choose, recycling pallets into beautiful garden features will not only save you money but also contribute positively to the environment.

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