Not the most exciting but

[Ch1Ck4NDave]

Hello,

Hope this attachment works, I was driving home on Friday and spotted a huge pallet, I thought about this site and decided to pick it up, I got the owners to OK it first then as soon as I got home I ripped it apart and nailed together a compost area, never thought about using a pallet but I think it looks OK,

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[Meanqueen]

That looks nice and tidy, does the compost fall through the gaps, or have you filled them in? Or maybe you have your bins in there, can't quite see.

Ilona

[Ch1Ck4NDave]

No, the gaps were due to a lack of wood as I used some of the pallet to put a 2nd floor in the chicken shed, it actually stays inside, and very little falls out, which is a relief,

[Meanqueen]

If you have some offcuts of carpet, you could nail them to the inside to fill the gaps.

Ilona

[Richard]

Chick'n'Dave,

That's the joy of frugality and re-cycling - simple, free, does the job and not an eyesore !

Richard

[sebrah]

When I first saw the picture I thought you'd built that lovely picnic table
Good work, does look really neat.

[Ch1Ck4NDave]

When I first saw the picture I thought you'd built that lovely picnic table
Good work, does look really neat.

Ha ha, I should have claimed that instead

[p.penn]

Well, I think it looks really smart - you would pay a fortune for that in a shop.

[Ch1Ck4NDave]

Thank you all for the kind comments

[Orfy]

The gaps allow air into the compost which is good. I never had a proplem with the gaps.

[bluebell]

Well done, what a fantastic compost bin!

It's ripping the pallets apart that would cause me the most anxiety. I will have to sweet-talk my hubby into lending a hand.