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Protecting pub type table legs from rot
Some 25 years ago I scratch built a pub style table with the attached
bench seats, since when it lived outdoors in the weather. Eventually it rotted at the four feet, which are in constant contact with the concrete of the patio, sat in water. I built a replacement which I finished yesterday and I'm just trying to think of some means to ensure the ends of the legs are not sat directly on the concrete patio slabs. My best idea at the moment is to drill a hole into each leg and fit a steel bolt, so each leg is raised off the ground by the heads of the bolts. The holes simply being a tight push fit for the thread of the bolt. Has anyone got any alternative suggestions please? We don't use the table so much for sitting at, but it makes for an absolutely great bit of outdoor working space. -- Regards, Harry (M1BYT) (L) http://www.ukradioamateur.co.uk |
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