What can you make out of pallets to sell?

Pallet Projects That Sell: 10 Upcycled Ideas Mason Jar Pallet Art. This is actually something that I made years ago and have received so many compliments on it. ... Roman Numeral Pallet Clock. ... DIY Pallet Dresser. ... Pallet Blanket Ladder. ... Upcycled Pallet Coffee Table. ... Pallet Rolling Cart. ... Pallet Bookshelf.

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This post and photos may contain Amazon or other affiliate links. If you purchase something through any link, I may receive a small commission at no extra charge to you. Any supplies used may be given to me free of charge, however, all projects and opinions are my own. I love all things rustic with a farmhouse feel. Pallet projects really fit the bill. These are all pallet projects that sell as well. So if you are looking for things to sell at craft fairs and more, this is definitely the list for you. Gather up those free pallets from tons of sources and get started making tons of great upcycled projects. Click on the link for each of the ideas below to be taken to the instructions on how to make each one. You will be well on your way to making some extra cash with these pallet projects that sell. This is actually something that I made years ago and have received so many compliments on it. I am positive that these would sell amazing just about anywhere. I am in love with this clock and the fact that you can make it with old pallets makes it even better. This is a unique idea for pallet wood and one that is fairly simple to make. You could whip up a bunch of these from scraps leftover from larger projects. Find old dressers on the side of the road and upcycle them to sell. So simple and so gorgeous with a few pallets. I love a blanket ladder! They are also great for towels. Keep all of those small scraps for a project like this one. Paint a gorgeous world map on your pallet! This is large art on a budget that just about anyone would love to have in their home. A coffee table is the perfect way to use pallets. This one is stunning! I wanted to include some really unique projects as well. This is one that you don’t see everyday but would work in different rooms in your home.

A bookshelf is something else that is perfect for organizing.

I already included a simple coffee table above. This one is a bit more complicated but my oh my what a statement! I hope you enjoy these pallet projects that sell! I hope that they help you to make some money on the side or turn it into a full time business. Gather your pallets and start selling today! Love these pallet projects that sell? Need more pallet ideas? You can try the books below!

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Can I run sink waste into soil pipe?

Technically, yes. In a combined soil and waste system, the waste from your toilets and sinks will join together when they run into the soil stack. However, if you want to connect the waste pipe from your sink to the soil pipe from your toilet before they reach the soil stack, that is a bit more complicated.

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The following sizes are the standard requirements for modern plastic soil and waste pipes. Older pipes and those made from other materials will differ slightly.

Soil Pipes - 110mm for toilets, urinals, bidets, and soil stacks.

Waste Pipes - 32mm for small hand basins, 40mm for sinks, showers, baths, washing machines and dishwashers, 50mm for commercial applications and connecting multiple waste pipes to a single flow. Soil pipes need to be of a larger diameter than waste pipes because they have to carry solids as well as liquid waste. If your waste pipes connect to the soil stack, a 40mm discharge pipe should be sufficient to facilitate this for a maximum of two groups of appliances per floor. If you are connecting more appliances to the soil stack, have a separate waste system that doesn't connect to it, or are installing more commercial applications, a 50mm discharge pipe would be recommended.