Pallet Fireplace with TV Stand

BY: Keri Boring Schultz

By: Donna E Buhls

BY: Kyle Trimarche

BY: Keri Boring Schultz

By: Donna E Buhls

BY: Jim Magda

BY: Kyle Trimarche

BY: Keri Boring Schultz

By: Donna E Buhls

When season gets cold we mostly like to sit around or near the fire! That’s why every home lovers tries to manage some fire spots in his home to get necessary amount of warmth in deadly cold days! For interior sitting spaces the fireplaces are always get your first priority and this time we are to show that how you can plan your own fireplace at home using extra, discarded and thrown away materials!

Get some pallets, a little supply or a piece of chipboard sheet and a fireplace setup with metal housing to build this DIY pallet wood faux fireplace which can also be employed to display your decors or TV! This pallet-made fireplace also offers a mantle level to organize your items of interest like handcrafts, antique pots and some mural frames for a decorative vibe!

This low-cost fireplace will really comfy up your living room and can be a pleasing gift for this winter! Amazing pallet wood idea to welcome the winters!

The fireplace setup has been given a primary chipboard housing! The chipboard will really make it easy to install the pallet plans further as you can easily mount the cut down pallet sizes on it by adding the nails straight through the pallets to chipboard!

Select the according pallet sizes and add border first around the fireplace just to get the defined and visually attractive boundary! Going with measurements can save a lot of time and can give better results!

low-cost mid century modern pallet fireplace

Cover the entire front using pallets and create a brilliant rustic texture! Put the flat base to bottom and plant the top mantle level next! Do go with precise measurements to get the awesome finally finished appearance!

Build the top mantle shelf and take a roundup for further overhauling! Repair the part that not look fine and use extra wood to fill up the leftover spaces, it is just like the wall paneling project!

Sand the wood and let the ugly spots and marks be vanished and grit the wood more for extra distinction and glow to wood grains! Give final coats of stain and get an amazing fireplace for your living room! It will add warmth, beauty and coziness to your living room interior!

Here is another idea of this fireplace: One of our member shared this wonderful design: