https://output.jsbin.com/gixutadexo/ Where to Get Pallets For DIY Projects Many people aren't sure where to get pallets for DIY projects. Look for small companies that purchase pallets on a a regular basis. Avoid any pallets that show staining or are marked with MB which means they were flimsified with Methyl Bromide. This process releases toxic chemicals, making pallets unfit for DIY use. Grocery Stores You can also look into grocery stores, as they receive a lot of pallets in shipments. While larger companies might have a plan in place to reuse or recycle these pallets, smaller independent grocery stores are more likely to be happy to give you some for your project. Be sure to check them for stains and spills, because they could cause bacteria and mold. Furniture stores can also be a great source of wood pallets as they receive shipments of large furniture on them. As such, they will likely to have a few that they don't need and are willing to part with, according to Packaging Revolution. Be cautious when purchasing pallets marked MB, or HT from these places, as they may have been treated with pesticides or chemicals that pose a risk to use. You can also look for pallets for sale on marketplaces for social media like Facebook Marketplace or OfferUp. These marketplaces allow users to look for items in their vicinity and may have listings for wooden pallets. Be sure to wear heavy-duty gloves when picking up these pallets, since they could have nails or splinters sticking out. They are often quite filthy. Retail Stores You'll likely have the easiest time sourcing wood pallets from local stores. They ship their products in large quantities, and usually have an abundance of pallets they need to get rid of. They'll typically be happy to provide these pallets for free or at a very affordable cost, particularly when you are able to pick them up on a regular basis. Furniture and hardware stores are also excellent places to search for pallets. Since these stores handle dry