Rocking chairs has been used for a long time in the homes to get ourselves relaxed from the anxieties and distress of life. People find it really soothing when the chair moves to and fro with its gentle motion. With the changing time, the changes in the structure, designs and source of the rocking chairs have also been witnessed but the traditional looking wooden rocking chairs are still the prior and most favorite ones.
And with the recycling pallets you can shape up this DIY pallet rocking chair which is sturdy and durable like a hefty priced market bought chair but would cost you absolutely zero. Like every rocking chair this pallet made rocking chair also flaunts a straight and long back for rest and support, wide arms and two rockers to rock back and forward with the rustic brown stain coating making it look completely a classic traditional piece. So hurry to build this chair and enjoy a relaxing experience swinging on it by reading your favorite book ore nursing your new born.
The pallet chairs have one special type in their wide range and that exclusive chair is called the rocking chair that swings to and fro and let you enjoy a gentle motion while sitting on it and now this functional is possible to build from the pallets as you can see in the picture.
The rocking chair is similar to the common chairs in its shape and design with the only difference of the rockers instead of the legs found in the common chairs which are curved and make the chair swing.
The whole chair has been built from the pallet slat pieces like this backrest having been raised from the five slat pieces supported by the back braces to get hitched with the chair more strongly and to bear your back weight efficiently.
The seat of the chair has been installed from the very compact and tight packaging of the pallet slat pieces and two wide pallet slats have been trimmed to be used as the armrests of the chairs on which you can rest your arms when tired.
Lastly the chair has been sanded well so the wooden surface gets smooth so get the stain on it which is the dark chocolaty paint making the chair look fully rustic and traditional and a coated layer of oil makes the chair look shiny and luster.
Made by: Guam’s Pallet Guy