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Re: O-T Pallets and what to do with the lumber
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Posted by Pooh Bear on May 19, 2006 at 20:39:18 from (204.116.31.221):
In Reply to: O-T Pallets and what to do with the lumber posted by old on May 19, 2006 at 15:22:16:
I recently got a bunch of pallets from a new autoparts store that opened over in town. I used them to build a storage room on my Dad"s garage. Looks great. Good and solid. I been wishing I had some 4x8 pallets. I need about 40 to 50 of them. They are great for building with. If I had them I could build a garage/shop to work in. A guy near here built his house and barn completely out of pallets. You wouldn"t know it to see it now. And any of the pallets or pieces you can"t use, you can burn them in the wood stove. Wish I had a good source of pallets. Pooh Bear
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