Mobile Tiki Bar For Twenty. - Tiki Carving

BT Bwana Tiki Grand Member (1 year) Left Coast (south) Joined: Feb 14, 2004 Posts: 110	BT Bwana Tiki Posted posted on Wed, Mar 17, 2004 9:29 PM WOW, Thanks for the info, I’ve not had a chance to fully digest it but I can tell from a first read that it is the kind of advice I can make good use of. After I wrote the bit about nets I came to believe it was the way to go and I’m looking into it. I also heard about a faux thatch product out of Costa Mesa that sounds like it may hold promise. The bit about bamboo aloft refers to weight more than anything else; I want to keep it light up top with just a few struts to hold shape. If anyone knows of any good resources on traditional pacific architectural types I could really use the lead. The Kingfish, (a friend o mine) said he would help with construction, so I’m off to a good start. Got trailer, got Kingfish, got motivation, hey it’s a start. Thanks for chiming in, every little bit helps. Just how many people live in this piano anyway,

WOW,
Thanks for the info, I’ve not had a chance to fully digest it but I can tell from a first read that it is the kind of advice I can make good use of. After I wrote the bit about nets I came to believe it was the way to go and I’m looking into it. I also heard about a faux thatch product out of Costa Mesa that sounds like it may hold promise. The bit about bamboo aloft refers to weight more than anything else; I want to keep it light up top with just a few struts to hold shape.
If anyone knows of any good resources on traditional pacific architectural types I could really use the lead. The Kingfish, (a friend o mine) said he would help with construction, so I’m off to a good start. Got trailer, got Kingfish, got motivation, hey it’s a start. Thanks for chiming in, every little bit helps.

Just how many people live in this piano anyway,

Post #81417 by Bwana Tiki on Wed, Mar 17, 2004 9:29 PM