Lagoon Room Improvements - Home Tiki Bars

A Alnshely Member Oceanside CA Joined: Mar 24, 2002 Posts: 974	A Alnshely Posted posted on Mon, Mar 17, 2003 8:28 PM Aloha, Turbo God and Monkey Man, I purchased my "bamboo board" at Franks Cane and Rush Supply.I paid $27.00 a 4 X 8 sheet, $17.00 a piece for ten or more. Frank's has many types of matting and thatch, I think they're chemically treated, check them out, http://WWW.franksupply.com . Oceanic Arts also has a variety of tropical materials, http://www.oceanicarts.net . I found that the sheets were a little unwieldy and kind of heavy, when you're on top of the ladder, it was kind of a pain in the ass. Monkey Man and Turbo God, Feel free to drop in anytime you're in Oceanside. You can reach me at [email protected] . Hula Hula, Thanks Bra, Sorry I missed the crawl, Next year for sure. Mr. Tiki Bar, When I listed my inspiration from everyone's home bar, I was careful to try and include everyone's home bar. I forgot to mention Turbogods, Hula Hula's and your place. And you guys were among the first to post on this thread. How can I forget Mr. Tiki Bar's Tiki Bar? Gecko, We look forward to seeing you next month. Are you coming to the mainland soon? La Mariana here we come. Shaka. BK, You should rethink the Tapa wall treatments. I think a mix is best. This is a cotton lava lava, we got it cheaply at a thrift store. More cotton from a thrift store. On the walls I have Reed Fence, "Bamboo Board", and Tapa Cloth. I like the Tiki Bar look and feel of the different textures. Go to the Franks website and look at all the stuff they have. You can get some great ideas. Bong and PP, Come on down, It;s time for a Mai Tai. Mahalo, Al

Aloha,
Turbo God and Monkey Man, I purchased my "bamboo board" at Franks Cane and Rush Supply.I paid $27.00 a 4 X 8 sheet, $17.00 a piece for ten or more. Frank's has many types of matting and thatch, I think they're chemically treated, check them out,
http://WWW.franksupply.com .
Oceanic Arts also has a variety of tropical materials, http://www.oceanicarts.net . I found that the sheets were a little unwieldy and kind of heavy, when you're on top of the ladder, it was kind of a pain in the ass. Monkey Man and Turbo God, Feel free to drop in anytime you're in Oceanside. You can reach me at [email protected] .

Hula Hula, Thanks Bra, Sorry I missed the crawl, Next year for sure.

Mr. Tiki Bar, When I listed my inspiration from everyone's home bar, I was careful to try and include everyone's home bar. I forgot to mention Turbogods, Hula Hula's and your place. And you guys were among the first to post on this thread. How can I forget Mr. Tiki Bar's Tiki Bar?

Gecko, We look forward to seeing you next month. Are you coming to the mainland soon? La Mariana here we come. Shaka.

BK, You should rethink the Tapa wall treatments. I think a mix is best.

This is a cotton lava lava, we got it cheaply at a thrift store.

More cotton from a thrift store.

On the walls I have Reed Fence, "Bamboo Board", and Tapa Cloth. I like the Tiki Bar look and feel of the different textures. Go to the Franks website and look at all the stuff they have. You can get some great ideas.

Bong and PP, Come on down, It;s time for a Mai Tai.
Mahalo,
Al

Post #27059 by Alnshely on Mon, Mar 17, 2003 8:28 PM