Using plastic pallets for a garden shed base

Using plastic pallets for a garden shed base for a semi permanent construct of a garden shed/ storage shed.
Great for renters.
Garden sheds are generally cheap extra storage area but concrete bases/slabs are not! Here's a cheap, quick (half a day) way of getting that tin shed and goods off the ground, out of the dirt and most importantly moisture, so rust and mildew doesn't set in and is not hard to remove and set up else where. And won't per entry damage the landlords place.

[@powerofknowledge7771]

Finally, someone who actually explained how to attach the pallets together!!! Thank you!!

[@fattyballaty3424]

That looks excellent! Thanks for posting.

[@DavidSmith-ze3zb]

Thanks for watching!

[@susandudley171]

Did you have trouble with critters living underneath?

[@DavidSmith-ze3zb]

Nothing that caused us a problem- cane toads of course. Not insect proof of course, but it’s just a storage shed not a pantry:)

[@infoman6314]

Awesome video I have just one question my audio wasn't working to well. How did you secure the pallets to the ground so they don't get blown away so easily?

[@DavidSmith-ze3zb]

I didn’t secure the pallets - but the shed is screwed to the pallets and I used a star picket on each corner and wired them to the top shed corners with little screwed on brackets.

[@cheny1538]

Thanks, how do you connect two pallets?

[@DavidSmith-ze3zb]

Use metal ribbon around the outside and screw it on.

[@alstewart5870]

Amazing work DAVO!!! What she'd did you order for this project?

[@runman74]

3x6 meter shed

[@MetalAsFork]

How's it holding up? I just had the same idea.

[@DavidSmith-ze3zb]

Yeah so far so good it’s been a couple years now:)