My friend puts 2 T posts in the ground in each pallet and stands them over the top of the T posts. If it was me, I'd use ONE T post per pallet and nail the ends of each pallet to the next one to save on work and cost. Also, I would leave one loose with latches to use for a gate. Just let it swing on the post after unlatching. If you want you could spray paint them. For OUR fence we used T posts with sleeves over them and hog / dog wire from the home improvement store. Here is how it was done:
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This site not only explains how to do this but offers several different type of choose from.
https://morningchores.com/pallet-fence/
Here are some ideas: https://morningchores.com/pallet-fence/
My friend puts 2 T posts in the ground in each pallet and stands them over the top of the T posts. If it was me, I'd use ONE T post per pallet and nail the ends of each pallet to the next one to save on work and cost. Also, I would leave one loose with latches to use for a gate. Just let it swing on the post after unlatching. If you want you could spray paint them. For OUR fence we used T posts with sleeves over them and hog / dog wire from the home improvement store. Here is how it was done:
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/outdoor/inexpensive-yardgard-fence-37952866
Inexpensive Yardgard Fence
Hello Melisa,
Drive in some Posts (Timber or Metal and fit pallets to them using Screws or Wire or Strong String etc.
Here is how I made a fence for my dog out of wood https://www.homeroad.net/2012/08/diy-dog-fence.html