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My version of simple patio furniture12 viewsI created two simple chairs and a 'cocktail' table from PT lumber. All thats missing is sanding things down so you don't get butt splinters. It should hold up pretty nicely under LaPine's harshest winters.
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The original images of the outdoor patio furniture20 viewsFrom the plans book. I'm not sure where she resides, but I couldn't find 1x4 and 1x6 PT lumber. But cedar seemed to be a viable substitute, and it looks good if you ask me.
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The spare room with the cabin/outdoor theme16 viewsShelley has a flair for decorating. The picture just doesn't do things justice. Suffice it to say that this room/area may be the most inviting we have on the property. It almost is worth getting into a fight with Shelley just to have a few hours to cool off in such a cool room!
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Glue up of the cocktail table sides15 viewsI designed the cocktail table to also serve as a seat in a pinch. If you sit on it and break it I'm guessing you weigh at least 350 lbs...after some of Eddie's ribs you may not be far off!
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The new bathroom/kitchen sink12 viewsWe've been looking at a deep sink setup from Lowe's that costs around $250. That seems steep, but is fairly cheap given the depth of the sink and the sprayer attachment (not shown in pic). We picked up the shown sink and cabinet for a whopping $50 from the Thrift Store in LaPine. It pays to shop!!
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Another view of the new sink, with the new towel rack13 viewsNote the cabin/woodsy theme. Very nice.
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