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More local vendors are using our custom made storage crates, made of repurposed pallet wood, to display their wares! Check out Kids Planet Florida: Hand-made Crochet by Rain! In addition to Main Street Vero Beach’s Downtown Fridays, her creations are also available for purchase online, with follow up home delivery or pick up options, through Farmers Market Drop Off. Contact us for your custom display needs! Our products in principle are strong and high quality, low environmental-impact, simple and beautiful, and not only handmade made in the USA but made right here in Vero Beach, Florida!  
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 Vero Beach, FL Holiday Arts & Crafts Expo! November 13-14, 2021 About the Expo
A Free Admission Event And Hundreds of Booths! A Holiday Art & Craft Expo, Community Festival Event! On Flat Grass With 4 Live Music Areas, Yummy Food, Adult Beverages, Free Kids Zone, Santa and More! Support Handmade Artists & Crafters This Holiday Season & Have Fun Doing it!  For more info, visit: https://www.artandcraftexpo.com/vero-public.
We recently completed a set of delivery crates for our local Farmers Market Drop Off. The service allows residents of Vero Beach, Palm Bay, Orchid Island, Sebastian, Hutchinson Island, and Fort Pierce to order farm, gourmet, and artisan products online during the week and have them delivered to their doorsteps (or available for pick up at Vero Beach Oceanside Farmers Market) Saturday. The crates are 11” x 13” x 20” and are made of 100% repurposed pallet wood, hand-nailed together and strengthened with glue. Each is hand-stamped with the Farmers Market Drop Off logo on the sides; and with Vero Beach, FL, USA; and My Natural Playce / The Steinwalds inside. Each stamp is designed, built, hard-carved, and placed by our son, Auguste, who designs, builds and hand-carves all the stamps we use.  
The first week they used them, they received this positive customer feedback: “The wooden crates are beautiful!….They’re a great step forward in dealing with the plastics problem and I admire your commitment to change.”
Some people have questions and fears related to using “treated lumber” for raised vegetable garden beds. We direct people to the following research studies and information sources to address their questions and concerns. Penn State Extension: Environmental Soil Issue - "Garden Use of Treated Lumber." (download pdf) Human Ecological Risk Assessment (journal): "Human Health Risk Evaluation of ACQ-Treated Wood." (download pdf) Walter Reeves - The Georgia Gardener (blog post)- "Treated Wood - Safety of ACQ"  |
