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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Every pallet stacked outside a warehouse is a garden raised bed, a bench, or a compost bin waiting to be claimed. What keeps most people from stopping to pick one up is not ability. It is not having a clear place to start, a safe way to select the right material, and thirty projects ordered from the simplest raised bed to a finished gate panel. This book is all three of those things. From Raised Bed to Gate PanelBuild 10 growing structures: raised beds, cold frames, and a three-tier strawberry towerFurnish the whole garden from a simple bench to an Adirondack-style chairIdentify safe HT-stamped pallets before loading a single board from any sourceAvoid the splitting and lost boards that end most first-time pallet disassemblyAdd a bar, children's picnic table, swing seat, and organizer for freeWork from metric and imperial cut lists provided for every one of the thirty buildsStore cushions, sort tools, and compost waste with structures sized for the jobThree Chapters Before the First Cut The thirty projects don't begin with Project 1. They begin with three foundation chapters covering the material, the tools, and the techniques, in that order. The HT versus MB stamp distinction comes first: it is the single safety decision the entire food-growing section depends on, and it takes thirty seconds to check before loading a pallet. Butt Joint, Corner Post, and T-JointDisassemble a pallet without splitting boards by prying close to each nailDrill pilot holes and countersink every visible screw before fasteningCheck for square using diagonal measurement before driving the final screwsTreat food-growing timber with food-safe linseed oil cured before assemblyPallet wood has a character that new timber cannot replicate. These boards have been loaded, rained on, and dried out across years of freight use, and that history is embedded in the grain. None of the thirty projects tries to hide it. A garden built from this material looks like someone made it with their hands, because they did. Scroll up, claim your first pallet, and build something that lasts. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Etat : New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Every pallet stacked outside a warehouse is a garden raised bed, a bench, or a compost bin waiting to be claimed. What keeps most people from stopping to pick one up is not ability. It is not having a clear place to start, a safe way to select the right material, and thirty projects ordered from the simplest raised bed to a finished gate panel. This book is all three of those things. From Raised Bed to Gate PanelBuild 10 growing structures: raised beds, cold frames, and a three-tier strawberry towerFurnish the whole garden from a simple bench to an Adirondack-style chairIdentify safe HT-stamped pallets before loading a single board from any sourceAvoid the splitting and lost boards that end most first-time pallet disassemblyAdd a bar, children's picnic table, swing seat, and organizer for freeWork from metric and imperial cut lists provided for every one of the thirty buildsStore cushions, sort tools, and compost waste with structures sized for the jobThree Chapters Before the First Cut The thirty projects don't begin with Project 1. They begin with three foundation chapters covering the material, the tools, and the techniques, in that order. The HT versus MB stamp distinction comes first: it is the single safety decision the entire food-growing section depends on, and it takes thirty seconds to check before loading a pallet. Butt Joint, Corner Post, and T-JointDisassemble a pallet without splitting boards by prying close to each nailDrill pilot holes and countersink every visible screw before fasteningCheck for square using diagonal measurement before driving the final screwsTreat food-growing timber with food-safe linseed oil cured before assemblyPallet wood has a character that new timber cannot replicate. These boards have been loaded, rained on, and dried out across years of freight use, and that history is embedded in the grain. None of the thirty projects tries to hide it. A garden built from this material looks like someone made it with their hands, because they did. Scroll up, claim your first pallet, and build something that lasts. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …