My husband will be the first to tell you he’s never had the opportunity to learn how to build things.. He’s really artistic and very talented in both his job and his photography, but he has never been taught about puttin’ stuff together. UNTIL NOW :)… Our very handy and kind neighbor “Mr. Brian” helped Ben to build this awesome coffee table out of pallets. Those men put some time and energy into getting this table just right and they did a fantastic job… I can’t give you any details about how it was done because Ben is traveling right now, but what I do know is they did this based on a photo we found on pinterest. As you can tell one of the pallets is upside down and as far as I know they did a lot of taking apart and putting back together. Ben stained it and made it all “PERTY” for us…
Brian and Ben are now on to what they say is a more simple project, the pallet couch… I’m anxious to see their rendition and to post pics for you! For now you can gawk at our pallet coffee table :). If you want to know specifics I’d be happy to have Ben send you an email, just let me know in the comments section!
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WOW!! This is amazing. I have loved pallet art everywhere, but this pallet coffee table is just stunning. I wish my hubby WANTED to be more handy 🙂 We need a “Mr. Brian” in our neighborhood.
Mr. Brian is pretty stinking cool… Vail is not that far away, come for a visit and the “men” can build some cool pallet stuff :).
I LOVE THIS! It is stunning and beautiful – nice handiwork boys!
I LOVE it! If the guys are willing to share details I’d love it! My email is skyegirl1 at gmail dot com
I would LOVE to know how they did this! i to saw the pic on Pinterest and soooooo want this! My e-mai is tissiggy33@hotmail.com thanks so much!
This is awesome! I would gravely appreciate details on how to build this please. Thanks 🙂
Hi Tiffany! They built the pallet simply by looking at a picture of one online. The key “tricks” to the building of it were that the bottom pallet is upside down and then a top pallet is placed on top of it. They did remove some pieces of the pallet and reattach (if they were yucky). They sanded it down before painting it and then stained it… We also added castors to the bottom! Good Luck!
Do you have any idea what color stain they used? I took a guess but mine turned out much darker.
I’m not sure, but ill try to find out!!!