Garden Pallet Bar

Have you ever wanted to create a Garden Pallet Bar? If so, this tutorial will explain how to achieve this.
You may want to entertain friends and family in your own Garden Space or simply want a cool feature for those hot summer days - whatever the reason is, this fantastic Pallet Bar Project could be ideal for you!
Supplies
You'll need the following:
- Pallet Wood
- Screws / Nails
- Saw
Start With a Basic Pallet


Start with a basic pallet and attach boards across
You can use screws or nails to fix them into position
The boards are approximately 41" inches
Stand Pallet Up

Next stand your pallet up, add a small block for the feet - screw or nail into place
Add New Board to Front


Get a new pallet board and secure to the front
Flip the unit around (so the new board is at the bottom)
First Side



Now we'll start on the sides, get a new piece of board and measure ready for cutting. The boards on my bar are approximately 18" inches on the sides
Cut the wood
Attach the board to the pallet
Repeat the process down the entire length of the side
Bar Top




Mitre a new piece of wood for the bar top
Secure into position
I then repeated this process for the section layer of the bar top
Opposite Side


Repeat Steps 4 and 5 to make the opposite side and the Bar top
Roof Supports


Next you'll need four pieces of pallet board and a wooden block, this is to create the roof section. Simply attach the four pieces of board to each side of the block.
On my Pallet Bar, the roof support was 39" inches tall
You need to make two of these and attach them to either side of the bar to support the roof.
Screw or nail the support into position on the bar top
Roof Top


For the roof top, you need two new boards and a triangle block - secure them together with screws or nails
Add this to the roof supports you've just created
Roof Boards


Next, we'll need more pallet boards.. this is for the roof, measure and cut
On my Bar, this wood was approximately 21" inches long
Screw or nail the pallet boards onto the roof section
You can also add a full length pallet board underneath for extra support if needed
Finished

You can paint your bar any colour you like, I left mine in the natural wooden appearance