Upcycled Pallet Picnic Table for Kids

Apart from the basic and needy home furniture things there is still a lot more to explore from the pallet projects. Pallet wood can do something really special and joyful for each and every member of the house including the pets too. Like for the kids you can make toys, cars, snow man, cute stools, picnic tables and play houses etc.

But as of now in this post we are going to share with you people this DIY pallet picnic table for kids, a really fun and exciting gift for the kids from your side letting them play, eat and have loads of fun on it with the friends or siblings. The ice on the cake is that you don’t have to make sweaty efforts to shape this outdoor picnic table, just the stacking of pallet slats together would be enough to from the table with attached benches at both sides. As kids get attracted to bright and striking colors, so use a nice paint shade to finish the table gracefully.

Where ever you go the shape and the design of the picnic table is that one you are watching in this picture like a signature style and this one has been made from the cost fee pallets unlike the hefty market found tables.

The design and and the shape of this picnic table is quite easy to build at home and that too with pallets as it boasts a table in the center an two attached seating benches at both sides to let the kids have a comfort seat on it.

This picnic table can be a great gift for the kids to let them play in the outdoors the type of games like having yummy snacks, drawing, painting and the puzzle solving too along with skills of group work learning.

Long and thick pallet slat pieces have been sawed from the pallets and then stacked to each other using the nails and the bolts both for the formation of the benches and the center table which is a feasible thing to do.

This table has been finished in the rustic brown but you can change it according to the color liking of the kids and the the decor of your garden spaces to make it matched with the other things in the garden or patio.

Made by: Frederick Deblaton‎