The Loma Kai Sailing Club and Grotto! UPD: July 2022 - Home Tiki Bars

W W8N2Surf Tiki Socialite Virginia Joined: Jul 03, 2015 Posts: 199	W W8N2Surf Posted posted on Thu, Oct 25, 2018 3:36 PM The next task was to reinforce the deck supports themselves. This deck could now support an African elephant. After that, Commodore cut out the floor area of the bar to install an underlayment which will make the room sealable, no bugs, maintain temperature. He then laid the original decking back down, it's great wood so we want that as our floor for sure. Gaps will be filled, and the result will look like boat decking to some degree. Note that we laid out the floor plan in tape. The 3 x's are bar stools, and the 2 lines on the right at the bottom of the triangle will be the front door. More to come, and Commodore himself should check in here shortly. [ Edited by: W8N2Surf 2018-10-26 06:55 ]

The next task was to reinforce the deck supports themselves. This deck could now support an African elephant. After that, Commodore cut out the floor area of the bar to install an underlayment which will make the room sealable, no bugs, maintain temperature.

He then laid the original decking back down, it's great wood so we want that as our floor for sure. Gaps will be filled, and the result will look like boat decking to some degree.

Note that we laid out the floor plan in tape. The 3 x's are bar stools, and the 2 lines on the right at the bottom of the triangle will be the front door.

More to come, and Commodore himself should check in here shortly.

[ Edited by: W8N2Surf 2018-10-26 06:55 ]

Post #790705 by W8N2Surf on Thu, Oct 25, 2018 3:36 PM