Mid West weather and tiki - Tiki Carving

8T 8FT Tiki Tiki Socialite Kansas City, MO Joined: Nov 30, 2003 Posts: 1411	8T 8FT Tiki Posted posted on Mon, May 9, 2005 9:24 PM I agree with the above statements. I'm also a Midwesterner and I leave some carvings outside but bring some others inside for winter. One thing to consider is that if you can move it and have a spot to store it, bring it in for winter. If not, preserve it and seal it best you can and enjoy it for as long as it lasts. Then get a new one! If you can't stand the thought of your wooden idol eventually rotting , consider getting a concrete one made instead. Read the topics here on TC to learn more about that. Good Luck!

I agree with the above statements. I'm also a Midwesterner and I leave some carvings outside but bring some others inside for winter. One thing to consider is that if you can move it and have a spot to store it, bring it in for winter. If not, preserve it and seal it best you can and enjoy it for as long as it lasts. Then get a new one! If you can't stand the thought of your wooden idol eventually rotting , consider getting a concrete one made instead. Read the topics here on TC to learn more about that. Good Luck!

Post #157541 by 8FT Tiki on Mon, May 9, 2005 9:24 PM