Anyone with information on Agropur pallets? Wood is usually quite nice and easy to take apart. Agropur is a dairy company in Canada that seems to be environmentally responsible but cannot find any information on chemical treatment online. And none of the usual markings/grading on any of the pallets. Any info appreciated, thanks.

I tried searching this for over an hour now. So I apologize if this has been asked already. I can't find any posts or articles anywhere that cover this specifically.

So I snagged a pallet from the local box store. It has one stamp on it that says VN-008 [MB] but then it also has another stamp right near it that has a stamp that says VN-023 [HT]

What I want to know, and what I can't seem to find out, is if the Heat Treatment somehow cancels out the Methyl Bromide treatment? Or is it still considered toxic? If so, why would they treat the pallet 2 different times?

Sorry for asking dumb questions or asking questions that have already been asked a million times but I really cannot find the relevant info with Google or Reddit search functions. It's a really nice piece of wood so if I can use it I would really like to. Thank you for the help.

Is there any chance that anybody here has experience using fabric paint on pallets used for outdoor projects? And if so, how did it hold up? I'm sure I'll strike out, but I won't KNOW until I ask🫣

I’m putting a pallet dining table together. Daughter wants it a very dark stain. Can you recommend a good dark stain or process you like that would handle the ware of a dining table? Something that will not be stained by water rings or foods and also hold up with wiping it down with wet rags?

Hypothetical here: if you had access to some HT 5' pallet boards, most likely 3/4" thick, would they be suitable for use on a fence? Not just slapping them on, but actually sanding and sealing them as well.

Posts would be bought, I could probably get ahold of fairly long 2x4s as well for the panel attachments.

Made this a few months back had it set up in the house but there wasn't enough room so it's found a more permanent home In the garage. It's made fully from pallet stretchers.

Is it ok to use the blue or red pallets or are they treated with something unsafe? Should I stick to plain pallets? Thanks.

I saw a picture of a small, very simple construction involving two pallets that made i nice little flat top prep station for grilling but cannot locate it. Just wondering if you guys/gals have ever seen something of this nature and if so, could you post a picture of it? Thank you for your time!

I built a small lean-to shed. Pallet cladding, pallet door, and pallet floor.

I know not to get the ones chemically treated, but any other advice?

I am looking to make a pair of sun loungers and then later an L sofa for my terrace.

Any tips on what varnish, grit grade for sanding, wood glue or adhesive to use?

I have an idea of the assembly but its more technical stuff that maybe a carpenter would know.

Thanks