Michigan outdoor seating - Home Tiki Bars

K KonTikiWay Member Lake County, Illinois Joined: Jun 03, 2024 Posts: 1	K KonTikiWay Posted posted on Sun, Jun 23, 2024 12:22 PM in reply to Busylivin Busylivin…Did you have any luck with outdoor furniture to weather the western MI winters? If not, maybe you could just go with some pressure treated pine picnic table and chairs trimmed out in Tiki designs using a router and then flame treating the cut out areas followed by some stain to give a vintage look. Theres ‘S a great video on Lagoon of Mystery on how to do this with trim used in an outdoor tiki bar (Episode 8 here’s the link) https://youtu.be/uWP8hqQgQ3U?si=h4F5Y4Ghm4RezLp6 If you did find some potential leads, I would be interested in what you uncovered since I’m build a home between Manistee and Frankfort and will building out a tiki bar myself.

Busylivin…Did you have any luck with outdoor furniture to weather the western MI winters? If not, maybe you could just go with some pressure treated pine picnic table and chairs trimmed out in Tiki designs using a router and then flame treating the cut out areas followed by some stain to give a vintage look. Theres ‘S a great video on Lagoon of Mystery on how to do this with trim used in an outdoor tiki bar (Episode 8 here’s the link) https://youtu.be/uWP8hqQgQ3U?si=h4F5Y4Ghm4RezLp6

If you did find some potential leads, I would be interested in what you uncovered since I’m build a home between Manistee and Frankfort and will building out a tiki bar myself.

Post #813102 by KonTikiWay on Sun, Jun 23, 2024 12:22 PM