Design Toscano Tikis - Collecting Tiki

L laney Member orange county CA Joined: May 20, 2002 Posts: 631	L laney Posted posted on Thu, Feb 13, 2003 2:27 PM No, they are hollow. there is no way to tell (no holes) other than that they are light weight. If you remember a post weeks ago about the God of Wind killing my tikis-this was one of them. You can see the hole and crack It dosen't look so bad from the front though, I say it faired pretty well considering it toppled over into the pool. Here is it's former site. There is a huge clump of Raphis palms which knocked it into the pool. There is now a plaster tiki from O.A. It is not as tall and hollow in the bottom so I drove a stake into the ground and up into it, to hopefully stablize it in the wind. (fuzzy pic but it's starting to rain!)

No, they are hollow. there is no way to tell (no holes) other than that they are light weight. If you remember a post weeks ago about the God of Wind killing my tikis-this was one of them. You can see the hole and crack

It dosen't look so bad from the front though, I say it faired pretty well considering it toppled over into the pool.

Here is it's former site. There is a huge clump of Raphis palms which knocked it into the pool. There is now a plaster tiki from O.A. It is not as tall and hollow in the bottom so I drove a stake into the ground and up into it, to hopefully stablize it in the wind. (fuzzy pic but it's starting to rain!)

Post #22954 by laney on Thu, Feb 13, 2003 2:27 PM