New member, new build and new to Tiki - Home Tiki Bars

D dtel Member South Mississippi Joined: Sep 06, 2013 Posts: 117	D dtel Posted posted on Wed, Feb 26, 2014 1:11 PM On 2014-02-26 11:11, nui 'umi 'umi wrote: Solid looking build Dtel. Lotsa room for plenny tiki. Good luck! Thanks and your right plenty room for Tiki's, it's going to take time but it will happen. On the poles out in the yard and around the backside of the pond, I would go nuts. I also need some lights and other things to hang under there that are Tiki, it has to head in that direction. I love building things so between that and $, it's the way I have to go. I think the first thing Tiki I may attempt is routing on some boards to cover up where the railroad ties are showing, if I can come up with a pattern a rookie can make and still look Tiki ? I told my wife if I knew what I was doing I would carve some designs in the poles but I'm not that brave and I don't want to look at a screw up forever.

On 2014-02-26 11:11, nui 'umi 'umi wrote:
Solid looking build Dtel. Lotsa room for plenny tiki.
Good luck!

Thanks and your right plenty room for Tiki's, it's going to take time but it will happen. On the poles out in the yard and around the backside of the pond, I would go nuts. I also need some lights and other things to hang under there that are Tiki, it has to head in that direction. I love building things so between that and $, it's the way I have to go. I think the first thing Tiki I may attempt is routing on some boards to cover up where the railroad ties are showing, if I can come up with a pattern a rookie can make and still look Tiki ?

I told my wife if I knew what I was doing I would carve some designs in the poles but I'm not that brave and I don't want to look at a screw up forever.

Post #709463 by dtel on Wed, Feb 26, 2014 1:11 PM