Cikkünkben néhány polcötletet szeretnénk bemutatni nektek, melyek rendkívül praktikusak és kifejezetten feldobják az adott helyiséget. Az alábbi cikkben 40 praktikus megoldást találtok, amiket bátran ajánljuk mindenkinek!

When moving into a house, it is an empty structure with walls and roof. To turn it into a home, loving touches of cozy DIY home decor ideas will convert it.

Pallet foot bridge roughly 18" wide by 40" long by 22" High I was bored and I always wanted to build a larger version of the small one I had made in Pa. SO here…

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Woodworking can be a highly rewarding and profitable hobby or profession. With the right skills, tools, and mindset, it is possible to turn your love of woodworking into a successful business. Here…

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A roundup of 25 wooden box decorating ideas year round plus a couple extra uses for one. A must see inspirational list of ideas!

Fabriquer une étagère - desserte de cuisine en palettes : le tutoriel.

Save your back with this handy shop cart

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If you are wondering whether it is possible to learn how to do woodworking successfully for your very first woodworking project, then you…

Want to introduce fresh herbs to your cooking and increase the flavor of your meals without a garden? Take a cue from these Indoor Herb Gardens on Instagram!

Envie d'une déco personnalisée ? Découvrez vite ces idées et inspirations pour fabriquer soi-même une étagère ultra tendance et à moindre coût.

Instant Surface In my compact shop, everything has to be portable and stowable, including my work surfaces. Whenever I need tabletop space for processing parts, milling boards or even assembling a project, I whip out this little gem. It’s easy to maneuver because it folds flat for...

Die selbstgemachten Möbel aus Paletten bieten eine endlose Palette aus kreativen Einrichtungsideen

Aménagez votre cuisine à moindre coût, grâce aux palettes ! Découvrez nos meilleures idées pour créer des meubles facilement.

Pallets and mobile homes have a bit in common. Both have unlimited potential and can be turned into something beautiful. Both were once forgotten but have been enjoying a renewed intrest now that people are recognizing their affordability and usefullness. Unfortunately,I knew nothing about pallets until I started researching for this…

Furniture and art made out of wood pallets are popping up more and more these days. They’re all over Pinterest, and I have to admit, there are some pretty amazing…

Workshop organization is an ongoing project so mobile and modular storage, wherever possible, will save you time down the road.

Do you want to know how to build a DIY outdoor fire pit plans to warm your autumn and make s'mores? Find 57 inspiring fire pit ideas in this article.

Do you LOVE pallet projects? I have tips for easily dismantling pallets, and a great variety of pallet projects to inspire you.

El hotel Aka Patagonia está construido en una zona rural al norte de Puerto Natales, una ciudad portuaria chilena en el sur de la Patagonia. Tratando de respetar el medio ambiente, se ha levantado con módulo prefabricados en los astilleros del pueblo y revestidos de madera.

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Save $, DIY Purchase is for a PDF downloadable detail plan to build a Craft Show Display Stand. The portable display stand is to be approx. 64"high x 27" wide x 43"deep. The plans are 10 pages (prints on 8 1/2"x11" paper)of details for easy and sturdy assembly. Skill Level-novice-beginner Estimated cost of material is $65. 116

This is a guide to building a DIY shed out of repurposed materials. Learn how to build a shed out of pallets and other reused items, in this step-by-step Hometalk tutorial.

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Parfait pour accompagner les repas d'été, ce meuble en palettes trouvera parfaitement sa place près de votre barbecue. Et si vous ajoutez des roulettes, vous pourrez le déplacer à votre convenance sur la terrasse !

Eine Hochzeit im Freien bietet Gelegenheit für witzige Gartenspiele zur Beschäftigung und Unterhaltung der Hochzeitsgäste. Hier gibt es die besten Ideen.

Build your dream shed with easy access, storage galore and a private porch for lounging. Here's how to do it:

These Life Hacks Your Dad Doesn’t Know He Needs. A life hack is a brilliant trick or method that will help you getting things done quickly, making some aspects of daily life easier. On the special day of Father’s day, we are collecting a few ideas for dads to making things a bit easier the big guy […]

I posted about our kitchen remodel here and I feel like it's about time I recap the event for anyone who is interested! Mark and I did this totally DIY with the help of his dad. The whole process (demo, prep, and install) took about 2 weeks. We didn't take any extra days off and just worked at night and on the weekends. Our house was a mess, but we are really happy with the results and how quickly we were able to get it done! Before we started anything, I researched butcher block counters, tile, and sinks to get an idea of what our budget needed to be. I looked at a few different butcher block counter vendors including Ikea and Lumber Liquidators as well as more speciality shops in California and elsewhere. While many people seem to love Ikea butcher blocks, we didn't want to go with them because they only sell their counters in 6' lengths, and our longest counter was almost 12', which would require a seam in the middle. No-go. We turned to Lumber Liquidators and were pleased because they had multiple choices of counters and a good price point. Plus, they were able to honor my design discount so we ended up getting two 12'x25"x1.5"D counters for $714 including shipping. It took about 7 days for them to arrive and then Mark and his dad picked them up at the Mesquite store. Next up was tile. We wanted to keep this a low budget project as well as easy and pretty mainstream because one day we will want to sell our house and we want our kitchen to appeal to many tastes. From the beginning we were sold on subway tiles, which are about the cheapest tile you can get. They are 3"x6" and we got the Daltile arctic white color at $0.22 per tile. They are $1.84/sq ft and $18.40 for a box (which covers 10 sq ft). We bought them by the box and we bought 6 boxes, so it ended up costing us $110.40. However, we didn't use all 6 boxes and were able to return most of the last box, which they let you do! Last was a sink. We wanted to go undermount with the butcher block countertops. While we would have loved a farmhouse sink, we didn't want to spend over $1000 to get a quality one. At first, Mark really wanted a double basin sink because he thought we could wash dishes in one side and have them dry or use the other side for something else. I, on the other hand, saw the value in a single basin large sink because the dishes that we do wash in the sink are typically too big to fit in the dishwasher, so the sink needed to be pretty big in order to handle them. Plus, we had a large and deep single basin sink at our apartment and we loved it. So, we agreed on the single basin sink and found a good one on Amazon for about $100. We had a leftover gift card from our wedding so we cut the cost in half and only paid $50 out of pocket. All of those items got here right on time and we started demo the weekend before Thanksgiving. First, we pulled the trim piece off of our horrible tile counters to see what we were working with. As suspected, they were made of plywood, backerboard, thinset, and tile. Knowing how we needed to remove the counters, we then got to work on the backsplash. It took us all about 3-4 hours to carefully chip the large tiles off of the drywall. (Nope, no backerboard here.) The counter tiles came off really easy, so that wasn't so bad! Mark broke out the protective eyewear after a few chunks went flying. While the boys did that, I got to work on my beautiful new counters. Here they are still in the box, with my stain samples on top. I bought the two stains on the left first, but didn't like either, so I went back to Home Depot and grabbed more. We knew we would be cutting this end of the counter off for the shortest side of the kitchen, so I put my swatches here. I took a vote on Instagram, but we chose to go with the top stain, called Honey. The guys were done with demo, so they lugged in the VERY heavy counters to measure. Since they were so heavy and because they wanted a tight fit, they measured and cut right there in the kitchen. Talk about sawdust! We found out that our counters were made of one of the hardest woods out there and we had to rent some heavy duty saws from Home Depot to make these important cuts. They positioned each cut to end at the wall, just in case it wasn't perfect. I really liked the natural look of the counters too! We had so many options as fair as stain and finish, but we both wanted something pretty dark but still natural, which is why we chose the stain that we did. That's part one of our remodel. If you are planning to do something similar or just want to ask questions, feel free to comment or email and I'd be happy to share! Next up: staining those bad boys!

Hi guys! If you are a Crafter or a Woodworker you always seem to have tons of scrap wood and hopefully you save it because today we have a Collection of Fabulous Farmhouse Scrap Wood Projects! The all come with spot-on tutorials from our wonderful Blogger Friends. There is something for everyone here and we […]

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Even when the temperatures are blistering hot, there’s nothing that I enjoy more than working in my garden. That includes decorating. I just get so much joy out of landscaping and turning my outdoors beautiful.

Pallet House to Save the World... or a Garden Shed.: My middle school class designed and built a basic prototype for a house made of pallets. The pallets are for the basic wall structure, and other materials can be used as sheathing, the floor, roof, etc. With a little imagination the buil…

Dramatic patio makeover! Lots of patio design ideas and tutorials from DIY pallet furniture, beautiful DIY planters, bohemian decor to renter friendly tips!

Check out this quick, easy and simple way to disassemble a pallet! You will be building all of your pallet projects in no time at all!