Thinking about adding a fence to your yard or garden? Perhaps you will rethink your plans after reading this post! Commercial fencing can be expensive, especially for the attractive looking ones. Having a profession install a fence for you is even more expensive!
Why not cut some of that expense by building the fence yourself? Make it even more affordable by using cheap pallets! We’ve found several charming and creative fence ideas that you can use in your yard, all built with this versatile material.
Keep reading to see all of these ideas!
Picket Fence – Although it involves the extra work of pulling apart the pallets first and cutting them into shape, this cute picket fence makes a charming addition to any yard.
Simple Pallet Fence – The easiest of fences! Sink some posts into the ground and slip a pallet over the top to make this sturdy, weather resistant fence.
Herb Garden – Even though this pallet herb garden is meant to be free-standing and only a herb garden, this could just as easily be turned into a functional fence design! The tutorial is easy to follow and has lots of helpful pictures.
Picket Fence – This picket fence is a bit easier and has a more rustic charm than the first one that we featured but this one would be great for a small garden patch or around a country yard.
Gated Garden Fence With Trellises – This tutorial is so detailed and the fence design is a great design! They built this entire fence in a few hours, with a gate and some attractive trellises.
Gated Pallet Fence – Utilizing the simple design of sliding pallets over posts but instead, stack them two high and create a taller privacy fence! You can even add a gate for more functionality.
Planter Topped Fence – For more functionality create a small planter at the top of a pallet fence. Use it to grow small herbs and shallow rooted plants to utilize some extra space! The tutorial is clear and easy to follow.
Dressed Up Pallet Fence – Dress up your pallet fence with flowers and herbs in small pots and suspend them in the spaces between boards! This is a great way to bring some variety to your fence and add some more growing space to your garden.
Dressed Up Chain Link Fence – This tutorial doesn’t use pallets but you could give this project a more rustic look if you used pallet boards! This is a great way to hide an unseemly chainlink fence without getting rid of the fence, or breaking the bank.
I love the way you were able to remodel your fence. The wooden panels you used are very rugged and I like the effect that it has. My husband and I would really like to put some fence in our backyard. We have been considering hiring a licensed professional as neither of us have the time or resources for such a big project.