The New Front Porch...
comments (5) October 14th, 2009 in The GalleryI know this isn't furniture but I built this stuff like it is furniture. There are mortises and tenons, splined mitres, biscuit joinery, segmented curves, bolections, reised panels and the use of several wood species including, Southern Yellow Pine, Douglas Fir, Red Oak, Western Red Cedar, Ipe and PT pine. The window boxes are sturdy enough to stand in AND I even designed and built the light fixture.
Design or Plan used: My Own Design - The New Porch...
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Comments (5)
I used an oil based semi-transparent outdoor stain, Sherwin-Williams Yankee Barn. There's probably five or six coats on it by now. Two initially then a fresh coat about every two to three years. The only problem I've experienced is that oil based outdoor finishes down here in FL are susceptible to mildew staining. We frequently have 100% humidity in the summertime. So I have a mildewcide added which so far has worked very well.
Hope this helps.
Posted: 6:51 pm on December 11th
Enjoy !
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