Is it possible to make a strong, stable walkway with pallets?

Bodega
by Bodega
We have a mud season that lasts and lasts. I need a walk way to tend to my gardens. I have two, one if a pollinator garden and the other has a few vegetables. Ideally the walkway would extend out through the pollinator garden; the vegetable garden needs it to the rows and between them.

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  • Nancy Turner Nancy Turner on Sep 29, 2017

    It may be stable, but pallets are really wide, so having them in your garden itself would take up a lot of your garden. The only way it wouldn't be so wide is if you cut them into narrower pieces and put in some braces to shore it up. Depending on weather and such they should last you a few years. If you put them in your veggie garden, you would need to make sure how they were treated, you don't want to put arsenic laden wood in with the veggies.

  • Sharon Sharon on Sep 29, 2017

    Select the right pallets.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyPO1eeiR7s

    Here are some pallet walkway... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T771gPknvQg

  • Castrang17 Castrang17 on Sep 30, 2017

    We have used pallets for walkways, we have left some natural and have stained some, they absolutely no maintenance. Make sure your ground base is level, sometimes we add gravel or small stones underneath, if needed. Enjoy your pathways!