Rebuilding the Pu'uhonua Bar - Home Tiki Bars

THI Thurston Howell IV Member Hervey Bay Australia Joined: Apr 08, 2013 Posts: 113	THI Thurston Howell IV Posted posted on Mon, Apr 15, 2013 9:43 PM Here's some pics of progress so far. The bar is in its new location and now has a new skin and internal shelves. I'm adding art to the front and side panels and have decided to leave the rest of the timber as is and give it a coat of varnish to bring out the grain. The daybed was manufactured on 1 February 1960 according to handwritten note inside it and I have restored it to its former glory. I found this piece on ebay down the coast and bought it for $80. Bargain! I'm happy with the results so far. Watch this space. Thurston Howell IV out.

Here's some pics of progress so far. The bar is in its new location and now has a new skin and internal shelves. I'm adding art to the front and side panels and have decided to leave the rest of the timber as is and give it a coat of varnish to bring out the grain.

The daybed was manufactured on 1 February 1960 according to handwritten note inside it and I have restored it to its former glory. I found this piece on ebay down the coast and bought it for $80. Bargain!

I'm happy with the results so far.

Watch this space.

Thurston Howell IV out.

Post #674539 by Thurston Howell IV on Mon, Apr 15, 2013 9:43 PM