Suggested uses of cyprus

It would be nice if the Turks and Greeks were to get along a little better.

I'd use it for the ceiling of a long hallway.

OK, its rot resistant, I've heard, so outdoor furniture comes to mind.

-jbb

On Mon 27 Jun 2005 09:29:02p, "J.B. Bobbitt" wrote in news:OB2we.459$ snipped-for-privacy@newssvr21.news.prodigy.com:

Yeah, Norm uses it for his outdoor chairs and tables. I think he made a plant stand or something too.

If I recall correctly, it's so full of oil he cleans cleans the joints with mineral spirits or something before he glues it up.

Good for outdoor furniture. I've used it for benches, tables, lounge chair. There are pictures on my web page. It has also been used for trim inside and outside of homes also.

You are confusing cypress with teak. Any good exterior glue will work okay

BTW are there any good exterior glues? Just kidding.

Deb

TEAK needs the mineral spirits treatment, not cypress

Boat docks !!!!mjh

Let's not confuse a country(Cyprus) with the really pretty wood called cypress.

It can be used for anlmost any application and is favored for outdoor stuff.

Cypress is still readily available and is fairly cheap by wood standards. It is soft and will chip quite easily.

It takes nails,screws,glue and paint quite well.

Go to Google and search on "cypress wood"

R> A friend bought a bunch of cyprus (1x12) at the auction of a local old

Something to keep Greece and Turkey occupied?

Aw thanks so much, I never could tell the difference .....mjh