Free download plans for pallet flower boxes

Jennifer Meyering. Here's another DIY raised planter box plan that adds some added height, putting it at about desk level. A stain is applied at the end, which really elevates this project, making it look good enough to sit right by your front door if you'd like. When you don't have anything planted in it, you could even use it as a potting bench since it's raised so high. MK Library. Instead of using all wood, this free raised planter box uses corrugated metal for the sides.

It's also raised slightly higher than your average raised bed, making it easy to bend over and plant seeds as well as harvest. There are also a lot of tips included on how to set up an irrigation system. Jon Peters. This plan builds a fairly large planter box, coming in at 60" x 36". It's also raised 32", to make bending over your garden easier. Along with the free plan is a video that shows you all the details on how to build one for yourself. Charleston Crafted.

Download these free woodworking plans for your next project. Our free woodworking plans come straight from the pages of Woodsmith, Shopnotes, and Workbench magazines. Push your skills and create a showstopper. More by the author:. About: I like to design and build random things. More About mtairymd ». Did you make this project? Share it with us!

I Made It! Eigna 5 years ago. Reply Upvote. Thanks for the inspiration. I'm going to have a crack at this. There aren't any specific dimensions or drawings in this plan. Instead, there are plenty of pictures of the construction process and general notes about how the pieces fit together. See our list of the best Adirondack chairs for lots of design inspiration. Instructables Workshop keremulu. This is another Instructables plan by Keremulu for a coffee table that uses pallets.

It also has a shelf but uses wheels instead of legs. Something we don't like about this plan is that there isn't a list of tools and materials, but you can pick up on what you need as you move through the steps. We do like that lots of real-life pictures are given so you can get a feel as to whether or not you're building the table correctly as you complete the steps.

Instructables Workshop mmoffat. As it would seem, this is a much larger project than the other pallet plans on this list. It requires several pallets, additional tools, and materials, more cutting, and a lot more time. But when finished, you'll have yourself a fully functional pallet shed. MMoffat and Instructables give all the necessary tools and materials that are required for this shed and show lots of pictures and techniques for building it.

ScrapHacker has this clean and easy-to-follow step plan for constructing a dining room table from wood pallets. The legs you see in this picture were purchased from IKEA. A link is shown in the plan details so you can buy them yourself. There are lots of step-by-step pictures that follow each set of instructions, so it should be simple to see if you're doing things correctly as you move through the project. This project is perfect as an outdoor table or for use in your dining room.

ScrapHacker starts off this plan by telling you all the tools, wood, and hardware that you'll need to build this sofa. You'll need a shipping pallet, four, square beams for legs, and two wood planks for the lid and ledge.

The instructions are very simple and short, and there are lots of pictures of this sofa being built as you move through the plan so as to give you an idea of how yours should be looking. Santiago DIY. This is a simple idea for a pallet bed from Santiago DIY that uses four pallets, but you can, of course, adjust that to whatever is needed for the bed size in question.

There are plenty of notes and references to other articles from within this plan that may help get the most out of your pallets for use as a bed frame. Dimension-wise, you can save a lot of wood with the triangular planter boxes. Complicated as it may appear, there are actually practical methods for assembling your own triangular planter boxes.

The mounted flower box for deck works like a magic. Easy to build and install, it will definitely leave your porch looking like a paradise. In no time at all, you can hang the deck put up all the potted plants. While such design shares commonality with the general vertical planters, the tiered wood flower boxes distinguishes itself being, you guessed it- tiered, of course.

Its symmetrical arrangement can turn even your stalest porch or yard. This design perfectly matches indoor touches as well. All-in-all, DIY designs of this caliber ultimately empower you to stylize and exercise your creativity! Although I consider the triangle-designed planter boxes highly artistic, I still root for the tiered-box designs to be highly practical.

The tiered-box designs prove to be fitting setups for herbs, specifically. What I enjoy so much during summer is tending landscape, establishing decors and beholding a breathtaking outdoor scenery. This can only be made possible by the DIY tall wooden porch planter!

Thankfully, my porch complements well with its opposite scenery. Just look at these pictures these are not personally mine, though and think of any other ways that could better such design! Let me give you perspectives on the sheer importance of putting up a tall planter in your porch. First, it provides warmth. Porch planters are a real deal when it comes to welcoming your guests!

That should be the warmest of welcomes mutually shared between you and your guests. Second, tall porch planters protect your plants from outdoor ruckuses and other critters- raccoons, birds, deer, etc. And finally, tall planters strongly hold the soil together for proper nutrient absorption by the plant.

Crafting the tall porch planters is both easy and complex. But all-in-all, so long as you have got the patience and the eye for details- you are sure to be done in no time. Above and beyond these, you would get to reap a beautiful, space-saving porch planter all up and ready around the seasons! I cannot go on with this list without indulging in the equally pretty business of growing plants indoors.

If you are having second thoughts about the prospects of indoor planting, why, just look at these pretty images. Trust me when I say this: growing plants indoor is double the fun and ease! Having plants inside your home completes any overarching decor that can pop in your mind. Whether you are thinking of giving your home a touch of modern, rustic and even classical look, the wall planter is sure to blend in.