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24.01.2022 Coming soon... more coffee tables, all unique as no two pallets are the same. Some gorgeous timber grains showing through. Different finishes to choose from. Heres a preview...

21.01.2022 The table that started the Upcycled Pallet Furniture Company - 1.6m square and we've housed more than a few in the last couple of months.

20.01.2022 Pallet bookshelf in its raw form. Will be stained before going to its new home

19.01.2022 The Magnus bookshelf has been stained and was delivered to its new family. Giddy up! (This pic still at our place).

18.01.2022 The Atari occasional table, perfect place to rest your coffee....or wine!

17.01.2022 Pair of matching side tables on hairpin metal legs. Clear matte coating, original colour pallet wood lovingly upcycled. One even has knot hole! 55cm x 55cm x 47cm high. $160 for the pair ono.

17.01.2022 A history lesson, on pallets The humble pallet is said to have been invented way back in the 1930s. Forget the flapper dress, where would we be without pallets?? Carrying bricks one at a time,.forget that. Our friend the pallet came about first in the 1920s as a sled of sorts, being lifted by a single platform lifter. It was later in the 30s that the central stringer and bottom deck pallet was designed. At the same time, the trucks used to move the pallets evolved. Now w...ith tusk like appendages the forklift, as we know it came to be. By reducing the width of the pallet, adding the central support, and using forklifts the pallets could then be reduced in width and be made using thinner planks. End result; a lower cost pallet. So which came first, pallet or forklift? A bit like the chicken or the egg, no one is really sure. But either way, the forklift, and the pallet are certainly inventions worthy of admiration.

16.01.2022 Proud to be part of this, amazing space with our tables outside.

12.01.2022 Working on a custom TV unit, coming up a treat so far!!

10.01.2022 Some pallets are too warped for furniture. But we still give them a second chance at life with projects like this - no more ugly trellis at our place. Welcome the pallet entrance.

08.01.2022 Had more for sale but they sold before I could list them here!! Others coming soon but this one available now. New Upcycled pallet coffee table, black metal legs. Lovingly sanded, coated with clear gloss finish. Made from upcycled pallets, this one is beech tone, with gorgeous striping and grain in timber showing through. Size 110 cm long x 55 cm wide x 47cm high. $150 No two pallets are the same, so we will have more in different colours and finishes coming soon. We make to order too, if you have a colour or size youd prefer. Read less

07.01.2022 Finished and gone to its new home. TV entertainment unit, love it. Can make to order if you love it too.

05.01.2022 Said goodbye to this custom coffee table yesterday. Came up beautifully with Black Japan stain, brought the grain out. Another pallet saved from becoming firewood. Taking orders if anyone would like one. Also avail with matching side tables, or side tables alone.

03.01.2022 A bad boy just like this went off to his new home in Kangarilla today. We added blocks under his wheels to make him higher. Sadly only got pics prior to final clear coat though. Still happy to have rejuvenated and rehomed another unloved pallet.

03.01.2022 NOW SOLD - but new ones coming soon with different finishes to choose from. Upcycled Pallet coffee table with black metal legs. Rustic finish with hand sanded timber keeping original saw mill marks, nail holes and character. Clear matte finish timber. Size 110cm x 55cm x 47cm high. $150

02.01.2022 Coffee table on hairpin metal legs. Clear matte coating, original colour pallet wood lovingly upcycled. Coffee table 110cm x 55cm x 47cm high. $140 ono. Also available as set with 2 matching side tables.

01.01.2022 Blanket box with wine holder and bookshelf.

01.01.2022 This is how we stay warm when woodworking in our cold workshop....thanks to awesome little combustion heater made by the clever guys from the Mens Shed Waikerie