Post #492445 by 4WDtiki on Fri, Nov 6, 2009 4:45 PM

That's probably the best first tiki I've ever seen.
The only downside is we're all expecting the next one to be better! :P

I wouldn't be in any rush to seal the bottom, especially if there's any doubt about the wood being fully dried. It can still be outside in the yard, just don't have it sitting in dirt, or a hard surface that pools water at all. Best thing would be to have spacers under it so it can 'breathe', or finish drying.

Good job!