The blackened and rotted boards are clearly shown here. Mike gave me two nice pieces of old tongue and groove Douglas fir board that fit into the space.
I cut out the rot and inserted the new boards.
The new boards have a different texture and are visible as the 2nd and 3rd boards in from the top of this photo.
I then sealed the table with amber varnish. (The new boards are the 2nd and 3rd from the left in this photo). I think the table looks pretty good.
What do you think? Is this a table that you would consider using on your Country patio or in your primitive house?
Mr. Flannery
4 comments:
Oh, gosh. It's a table you can send to me in the same container the cool red chairs come in! Love it! ~Mindy
Great table Mr. Flannery! When can it come to the store so we can get it incorporated!
The non-matching of the boards is of little import when it gets to having several feet of goodies piled upon it
LOL I love it!!! I'm all over the non-matching boards... gives it TONS of character!!! I would park that in my house (after some major expansion) and the slide some cool aluminum chairs up to it. And - if you ship it to Mindy I'm going over to her house to wrestle her for it. ha!
:-) robelyn
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