As part of an outdoor party or simply enjoying morning coffee with family and friends, a stylish outdoor table will elevate the dining experience. Choose between contemporary options that can seat up to ten or rustic wood options such as teak.
Use a wooden pallet to craft this DIY outdoor coffee table and add timeless style to your backyard with its classic chevron pattern.
Pallet Table with Cooler
As summer quickly approaches, now may be a good time to evaluate your backyard entertaining space and upgrade tables or chairs as necessary. A DIY pallet furniture project could create the stylish outdoor dining area of your dreams!
Choose a table to fit the size and number of people on your patio, deck or balcony as well as any tight spaces you have to work with. Smaller outdoor dining tables may work in tighter areas while larger ones can seat up to ten guests comfortably. For an edgier aesthetic choose metal or aluminum outdoor tables that offer chic yet durable materials like metal and aluminum that also weather resistant; while for natural feeling go with wooden tables such as acacia or teak wood.
If you’re searching for an efficient yet decorative solution, why not build a pallet table that doubles as an outdoor cooler to keep beverages cold? This particular pallet table features an elegant trough insert in the center of its top surface – both functional and aesthetically pleasing!
To make this table, first construct its basic frame using two long and three short boards glued and nailed together to form a rectangle. Save up your best boards for use as exterior covering, cutting trim boards to complete off door edges as if they had originally been part of the table itself.
Pallet Coffee Table with Cooler
Wood pallet coffee tables can add flair and character to any living room, as a DIY project that’s simple enough for even novice DIY-ers to complete in one weekend. Furthermore, their rustic appeal adds charm while serving as storage tables for books and other decorative pieces.
To build a wood pallet coffee table, start by cleaning and sanding down your pallet. Use medium grit sandpaper to even out any rough areas or splinters before switching to fine grit for additional smoothing. After this step has been completed, apply stain or paint of your choice before leaving it alone to dry completely before moving the coffee table inside.
This stylish coffee table is the ideal solution for those who desire a place to both relax and entertain in an outdoor living room space. The large central area features an area designed for holding a cooler allowing you to store beverages or other items conveniently. Perfect if space is at a premium.
This stunning recycled pallet table boasts rustic charm. Easy to assemble with only minimal tools needed for completion, this piece makes a statement when placed on any patio and can make quite the statement with its striking design. Choose from different colors and finishes to fit in seamlessly with existing decor; the table is also durable and easy to maintain!
Pallet Table with Mosaic Tile Top
Entertaining guests or simply relaxing solo, patio tables add comfort and convenience to outdoor experiences. Choose a style that complements your space and seating capacity, and consider investing in protective coverings such as cushions. For added functionality, consider opting for tables that also function as grill carts, serving stations or bars.
With a free outdoor table plan, you can build one out of reclaimed materials to create something truly original that will impress both friends and neighbors. This design combines wood and metal for an eye-catching table.
Start by laying out your pallet boards on the floor to determine an arrangement. A symmetrical pattern works best, though you could experiment with an asymmetrical or abstract layout as well. When satisfied, secure them from underneath with glue, nails or brackets.
To create the tabletop, cut tiles, stones or glass into mosaic shapes to fill in between your pallet boards for a mosaic appearance. After applying waterproof sealant to protect against spills and weather damage, use foam-core tile backer boards as they’re lighter and easier to handle compared to concrete backer board; these boards can be found online or locally at home improvement stores like your local hardware store – brands include Schluter Kerdi-board, USG Durock, Laticrete Hydroban, Johns Manville GoBoard Wedi Board among many others.
Pallet Table with Gabion Base
Gabion bases can add character and interest to outdoor tables when combined with different materials – for instance this coffee table on Remodelaholic features a wooden top perched atop a rectangular gabion base equipped with an icebox cooler that helps keep drinks chilled throughout the party while leaving enough space on its tabletop for plates and utensils.
Kleinworthco’s gabion project showcases a stunning seating area made of stones and wood. The light color of the stones used in this sitting feature makes for an eye-catching feature, and the benches seem very inviting – the ideal place for you to unwind on a summer afternoon with your book and cup of tea or lemonade!
Gabions offer another creative way to combine style and functionality into one aesthetically pleasing bench design, like this bench from apieceofrainbow which includes an innovative storage shelf to store books or other items while leaving enough room for sitting comfortably. This bench features a hole in its middle for hanging a large umbrella to provide shade when necessary, making this an incredibly functional and stylish outdoor bench you can build yourself. For more information, consult instructables’ tutorial for building this beauty! Gabions have become increasingly popular landscaping features due to their ability to balance form with function; these wire-mesh cages filled with stones serve multiple functions such as retaining walls and erosion control measures.
Pallet Table with Herringbone Top
No matter if it’s for an elegant patio party or simply relaxing over coffee and brunch with friends, the appropriate outdoor dining table will enhance any backyard retreat. Choose a style that complements your home’s design and seating capacity requirements; additionally consider weather resistance requirements and any ongoing maintenance requirements when selecting one.
Outdoor dining tables make mealtime easy. Start with a machine-washable tablecloth to protect surfaces from spills and stains, layer on melamine dishes, durable silverware and acrylic glassware for drinks, then finish your table off with a centerpiece to complete it all. City Furniture has outdoor dining tables suitable for small gatherings as well as larger crowds so check our selection today to find what fits.
To create the herringbone pattern on this outdoor patio table, start by cutting 2x4s to three different lengths to form 3×3 lumber. Use wood glue and 1 1/4″ nails to secure each herringbone piece to the frame; to speed up assembly time it may help to lay out and label each herringbone piece before starting work on its frame.
Once you’ve chosen the ideal table for your backyard, add additional seating with matching chairs for optimal dining space. Finally, keep it looking its best with table covers and umbrellas to protect it from harsh sun rays. Various materials ranging from elegant teak to contemporary acacia are perfect for crafting the ideal outdoor dining table; metal options offer sleek functionality while rustic resin wicker adds natural charm that matches any backyard design scheme.
Pallet Table with Planter
No backyard setup would be complete without a patio table to complete it, whether for hosting an upscale dinner party or simply socializing over coffee with friends. From classic wood patio tables to more contemporary metal styles, there’s sure to be something suitable.
Before purchasing a patio table, take into consideration how much seating space will be needed for seating purposes. For intimate gatherings or smaller groups of four people, a 37″ or 44″ table might suffice, while for larger gatherings a 72″ or 96″ design may provide better options. Alternatively, for tighter spaces try selecting bistro or 31″ style tables that are perfectly sized to hold two chairs at once.
Start by starting with a pallet that features blocks attached at both ends and in the middle, using either a skill saw or reciprocating saw, to cut timber slats flush with these blocks using either skill sawing or reciprocating sawing. Next, remove parts of each timber slat that have triangular bits attached; this will make attaching them to your planter base simpler. Glue two sides together while they dry before screwing more slats into place as you need.
