Green Pallet Blog

Reclaimed Chestnut Floors that were once roof boards. Planed and sanded for hours. Hard as rock.

Table built for customer in Maryland using 2” thick oak and tube steel frame.

Big sale on oak! Over 1 million board feet available ! 2x6, 3x4, 4x4, 5x5 in 8-12’ lengths. Great patina with circular and bandsaw markings. Very dense beautiful material for furniture, floors, or construction of any kind. For as little as 2.00/brd foot. Contact hall@greenpallet.org

Puppeteer, Eric Sanko and his inspired team visited us in 2007 to build this giant puppet from reclaimed wood and hardware for the production Dear Mme. The 15 foot working puppet with manually controlled hands and arms was spectacular — complete with a tiny marionette stage that opened from his chest. The Kronos Quartet performed the music at BAM.

Green Pallet goes to Broadway in the show The Book of Mormon (from the creators of South Park). These boxes were built by Tom Carroll Scenery.

The Shelby Gallery of NYC is constructing frames using reclaimed barn siding. 1800 linear feet of weathered material. Brushed and delivered to Brooklyn.

New leg designs using welded steel and a removable spreader bar for easy portability and flat shipping. This new welded frame will allow us to produce set tables depths (24”, 30”, 36”, 48”) and at any length with an adjustable spreader bar — up to 12’ with two sets of legs. Great in home or office. 1-2” tops can be made from any of the materials available at www.GreenPallet.org

Here are some additional railing photos. Flat welded steel and angle iron for base. Very strong and also a little musical (they make great sound). Could be capped with a reclaimed wood rail — but we haven’t done that yet.

Custom window trim to fit with style of house. In reclaimed pine planks from an old equipment room.

Barn siding and reclaimed chestnut stair treads.