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Covering Walls with Pallet Wood

By: Tarah Lynn from grandmashousediy.com

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From the blogger: "As many of you know, I have been working down in my basement to get it finished as a wood workshop for me, and my number one goal was to spend the least amount of money possible. In an exchange, we were given a pile of old pallet wood that my husband and I hauled down to the basement for me to start work with. I saved the best wood I could find out of the pallet wood and the barn wood I brought down from our old barn. Then, I got to work covering the bathroom walls!"

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteWeekend project

Primary TechniqueRepurposing

Intermediate

Materials List

Air compressor
Brad nailer with 2" brad nails
A lot of old wood.
Miter saw, skill saw or something to cut your wood with.

DIY Project Instructions

Since our ceilings were level with the floor, I started at the top of the wall.
Hold up the board and put in 1 brad at every stud.
Cut as you go and make sure you alternate your seems; there is some method to the madness ;)