Hiding trash… with trash? You’d never guess that this Pallet Trash Bin Shed is made with recycled pallet wood when you see the finished project. Hide the unsightly trash and recycle bins with a style that will make your neighbors envious!
This Pallet Trash Bin Shed could double as a garden shed too!
I made this pallet trash bin shed entirely from Euro Pallets and a few upcycled beams. I planed the wood and applied three layers of protective varnish for years of reliable service. The only things I had to buy were the varnish and the hardware.
Réalisée uniquement à base de palettes Europe (Euro-Pallets) récupérées gracieusement et des poutres de récupération également. Achats réalisés pour la quincaillerie et le vernis de protection (3 couches) Idem pour les bacs à fleurs à côtés!!
With the sides and center divider assembled, we added the top boards that we cut at an angle to create a slope. The lid is framed out, and I did the doors and top in a diagonal pattern for a bit more visual interest. This pallet Trash Bin will be beautiful!
This sturdy pallet trash bin shed should keep out the pesky critters. You may want to add locks on the top and front doors, though.
This is a great pallet project that most people could accomplish!
We installed the top and clamped the doors in place. I used some shims to keep the doors at the right height and to allow for clearance over gravel.
Close-up of the latch mechanism we created. I used this latch style because it is reliable and easy.
Here is the final project – my pallet trash bin shed in place, with three coats of varnish. It looks great, and it will not be long before the neighbors have bin envy.
Trash cans are no longer an eyesore.
Now all you need is a great Pallet Washing Station to clean up when working on those outdoor projects! Have you ever had a Live Succulent Keychain? Now you can.
