So what does everyone do with all the left-over pallets?

[MoeB]

What do you do with the wood pallets after the pellets are gone? I'm thinking about making a composting bin out of them in the spring. Any ideas?

Moe

 

[krooser]

My dealer buys 'em back for $3.00 each.

 

[Jabberwocky]

Put them out on the front lawn with a "FREE" sign and usually it takes about 24 hrs for a log burner to swing by and scoop them up for starter wood.

 

[sydney1963]

Burnt them in our outdoor fire pit this past summer, with permit of course. LOL

 

[kt1i]

I'm going to double pallet next year's delivery of pellets.

 

[Xena]

I put them out on the sidewalk and someone always
snags em. Woodburning people I assume?

 

[abrucerd]

Moe,

Pallets as a compost bin work great... that's what I did last year and this spring I'll build another one to go right next to the old one. There's lot of different design out there to use, but I used hook and eye latches to attach mine together so that I could easily take it apart and turn the compost. I'll probably use a more sophisticated design next year just to try it out.

Good luck!

 

[j00fek]

save a few good ones then ill just have my brother pick em up to burn in his stove

 

[tinkabranc]

I keep some for the summer firepit, and give the rest to woodburning buddies.

 

[cards385]

I cut mine up and use them for camp fires when we go summer camping. Better than buying fire wood. They burn great.

 

[Lobstah]

What #9 says

Jim

 

[mnoack]

campfire kindling.

Mark

 

[kinsmanstoves]

sell, burn, or give away. Pallets cost money anywhere from $5 to $15 depending on quality and shape.


Eric

 

[pelletizer]

Pelletize them of course! na kidding I may use them to park my old sleds on to keep them off the ground?

 

[staplebox]

Stack firewood on 'em until they start to fall apart - then I burn 'em in the wood stove. I'ts like a free load of kindling with every ton of pellets.