Wood outside! Maybe I am a little slow tonight, blood must have not returned to the brain yet....
Patio Garden Tank
- Thread starter zennzzo
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Hardwood that is sealed will last long after the location of the 100 gallon tank...
It is setting on 12 cinderblocks and the wood part is just hiding the blocks...
We love blooms and flowers and color! Nuthin like flower tops you know...
kinda like this...
It is setting on 12 cinderblocks and the wood part is just hiding the blocks...
eeeeewww Ivy....yuck, just kidding. I have issues with Ivy infiltrating and lifting wood...Kdcarey;1618504; said:
We love blooms and flowers and color! Nuthin like flower tops you know...
kinda like this...
***Think sign posts, fences, roofs, phonepoles, houses, old bridges, roller coasters, ahhh BOATS, etc...TREES?ITHURTZ;1618173; said:
wood roofs a cedar, would take what 50 years for it to rot, if at all. Everything else is either steel, pressure treated, etc! Plywood wont work. Sealed yes. Its to late, I need a nap
Yeah ya do...nite, sleep well...ITHURTZ;1618836; said:
Dream of hardwood plywood, and Thompson's water seal...
So I take it yesterday was more of a shopping day then 
... I'm impatently waiting for the next update LOL 
... I'm impatently waiting for the next update LOL Well that and the "safety meetings" I missed...basslover34;1619349; said:So I take it yesterday was more of a shopping day then
note to self:NEVER leave counter sinking bit in drill standing where you cannot see it...
I managed to impale myself with a brand new counter sinking bit, by kicking it with my shin...
I got up off my stool to look for my 18vt cordless and I FOUND it!
went to the ER this AM at 4:00 to get a much needed tetnus shot and X-ray...
Dr said
"yup, it went clear to the bone"
and
"how did you do this again?"...
We agreed that stupid is supposed to hurt...
Man that one is gonna make the budget funky...
Since I was up from my visit to the ER I figured I better get started...
I trimmed up the bamboo and got out the liquid nails and a seam roller...
I trimmed up the bamboo and got out the liquid nails and a seam roller...
After a bead of LN's was run on the top front edge, I laid the bamboo and rolled it into the adheasive, using the trim as a straight edge for the bottom...
I tacked some brads in place to secure it while the adheasive cures...
I set the 1/4 round and the outside corner moldings in place for an idea of what it'll look like...
I tacked some brads in place to secure it while the adheasive cures...
I set the 1/4 round and the outside corner moldings in place for an idea of what it'll look like...
