need suggestions..bar matting, etc. - General Tiki

M martiki Official Mixologist http://www.smugglerscovesf.com Joined: Mar 29, 2002 Posts: 3059	M martiki Posted posted on Wed, Mar 19, 2003 3:31 PM When you're emotionally and financially ready, you must take a drive down to Oceanic Arts. It's really (though a little pricey on things) your one-stop-shop. (Plus Ben! Sorry Ben!) But- the good news for you is that the answer to your wall covering problems are much closer: http://www.bamboobridge.com/ in Benicia will have everything you need. Now, they're not terribly helpful, and the place is closed all the time...but they have great stuff. That's where I got all the woven wall matting you saw in my bar. Plus bamboo in all sizes. It's a big warehouse in the industrial part of Benicia with a good selection. Check it out! And don't forget the reed fence at Home Depot. Easy and cheap. Like Al said in another thread, it's a good idea to mix up varying textures and materials to keep the place interesting. -martin

When you're emotionally and financially ready, you must take a drive down to Oceanic Arts. It's really (though a little pricey on things) your one-stop-shop.

(Plus Ben! Sorry Ben!)

But- the good news for you is that the answer to your wall covering problems are much closer:

http://www.bamboobridge.com/

in Benicia will have everything you need. Now, they're not terribly helpful, and the place is closed all the time...but they have great stuff. That's where I got all the woven wall matting you saw in my bar. Plus bamboo in all sizes. It's a big warehouse in the industrial part of Benicia with a good selection. Check it out!

And don't forget the reed fence at Home Depot. Easy and cheap. Like Al said in another thread, it's a good idea to mix up varying textures and materials to keep the place interesting.

-martin

Post #27314 by martiki on Wed, Mar 19, 2003 3:31 PM