...with attached benches, like you see in pub gardens or picnic areas, do they have a specific name? I'm looking for a plan to build one and I'm struggling a bit!
Si
Those garden tables...
Jun 07, 2007
16 Replies
Best way to be able to find something immediately? Ask someone else to look for it!
Fear not, I've found one.
Si
================================== There are some with pictures clear enough to copy on Ebay. Do a search under 'pub picnic table'. They're really only a glorified traditional sawhorse.
Cic.
Yus, picnic table's the chap. Thanks.
Si
These are rather nice
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saw them in a local pub.
They look a bit better than 'conventional' ones, where you can have difficulty getting your leg over... :-)
I like that. Wonder if they'll send me some plans? ;)
I'm crap at working out how stuff like that fits together.
Si
Actually, I haven't got a flat enough piece of ground for something that size!
Oh well.
Si
Have you thought of decking to even out that bumpy garden ground?
Owain
'ere, are you keyword spamming now???
:-)
Personally I think that decking is awfully passé. A bit common, in fact. It's probably quite popular with the caravanning types. And those that have a cocktail bar in the corner of the lounge.
;-)
I'm not keen - I likes a bit of grass and the garden isn't big enough for a lot of both.
Si
Lots of spare garden here, could post you some over!
A bit of lateral thinking: if you have lots of spare garden then how about we just move onto it? That way you'd save a lot on postage. Are we talking hundreds of acres in the Highlands or a 40 acre Devon farm here? Either would do.
Si
I would I want to go down the pub to saw them? I think they would object to the noise and the dust...
Peter
Easy: take one of your sheds, remove roof, remove walls, erect table. Voila! flat picnic table! ;-)
Peter
How very dare you?
Si
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