Take the Pallets to pieces. Cut the tops of posts to desired length and shape. Attach to existing timber framework of fence or just line them up and fix to heavy posts that have been concreted into the ground.........
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Pallet Railing
Pallet Fence: Re-purposing pallets
Pallet Fence
Hello Clara,
Take the Pallets to pieces. Cut the tops of posts to desired length and shape. Attach to existing timber framework of fence or just line them up and fix to heavy posts that have been concreted into the ground.........
This site has several ideas with plans that you might like: https://morningchores.com/pallet-fence/
https://www.hometalk.com/posts/build/pallet-disassemble-43447627
Cut away the front fromthe back. Cut points if prefered on what will be uprights.
Fit them between Strong Posts Concreted into the ground using metal fence angles available from DIY stores etc.