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For example, Philip Griffiths will give you a free plan for an A frame table. He will also show you how you can build an octagonal or hexagonal picnic table and save money. You can learn the secret of how you can easily build your own spectacular picnic table in just one week-end. His plans provide:
For further information from Philip click here and you can build your ideal picnic table. As far as lumber is concerned, I think teak or redwood is the best to use for a first-class table, which will weather well. I understand they have qualities not found in other woods and are therefore very suitable for a picnic table. They do not warp as easily as other woods, staying flat and straight in exterior use. Teak and redwood both age beautifully so your picnic table will look better and better as the years pass by, giving you and your family lots of happy al fresco eating. Here is a link to a free picnic table plan made of redwood:
http://www.calredwood.org/homeown/table/table.htm
Here are another two free picnic table plans, which look easy to understand:
Perhaps you'd like to buy a picnic table kit or a ready-made table from a reliable online supplier. Then click over to my page on
picnic table designs.
go to Little Tikes Picnic Table
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