"al" wrote in message
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For those who were interested before, it is now complete and in place ...
not before time!!

http://www.alanirl.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/

In the end I went to a paint specialist and they advised me against coach
or
yacht varnish as they wouldn't be tough enough and were designed to resist
the elements more than knocks. Two options then - tough acrylic clear
floor
varnish or oil-based bar counter varnish. As the latter only came in 15l
or
bigger sizes, I went for 1l of the former!!

Worked a treat )

Thanks to everyone for all their help with this over the last month or
two!



al



Very smart indeed AL. And how many orders have you had so far ?


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On Fri, 4 Jul 2003 19:04:36 +0100, "al"
wrote:

For those who were interested before, it is now complete and in place ...
not before time!!

http://www.alanirl.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/

In the end I went to a paint specialist and they advised me against coach or
yacht varnish as they wouldn't be tough enough and were designed to resist
the elements more than knocks. Two options then - tough acrylic clear floor
varnish or oil-based bar counter varnish. As the latter only came in 15l or
bigger sizes, I went for 1l of the former!!

Worked a treat )

Thanks to everyone for all their help with this over the last month or two!

Nice tidy job, and where did you get those legs and fittings, I know
someone who would like to get some like that for project of hers, I'm
pretty sure they are quite close to what she was looking for. I assume
they are solid?


Take Care,
Gnube

"Gnube" wrote in message
Nice tidy job, and where did you get those legs and fittings, I know
someone who would like to get some like that for project of hers, I'm
pretty sure they are quite close to what she was looking for. I assume
they are solid?



Thanks! They were from a board room table in work that was being disposed
off. Couldn't tell you what make they were unfortunately as it was quite
old. It could be Bene, as we get most of our stuff from them. Rock solid
and height-adjustable though. 8 screws per leg attachment, then the leg
twists in and locks with a lever.




al

"al" wrote in message ...
"Gnube" wrote in message
Nice tidy job, and where did you get those legs and fittings, I know
someone who would like to get some like that for project of hers, I'm
pretty sure they are quite close to what she was looking for. I assume
they are solid?

Thanks! They were from a board room table in work that was being disposed
off. Couldn't tell you what make they were unfortunately as it was quite
old. It could be Bene, as we get most of our stuff from them. Rock solid
and height-adjustable though. 8 screws per leg attachment, then the leg
twists in and locks with a lever.

Ikea did legs like this in a variety of materials, last time I was
there (12 months ago?)

David

On 5 Jul 2003 07:13:00 -0700, (David)
wrote:

"al" wrote in message ...
"Gnube" wrote in message
Nice tidy job, and where did you get those legs and fittings, I know
someone who would like to get some like that for project of hers, I'm
pretty sure they are quite close to what she was looking for. I assume
they are solid?

Thanks! They were from a board room table in work that was being disposed
off. Couldn't tell you what make they were unfortunately as it was quite
old. It could be Bene, as we get most of our stuff from them. Rock solid
and height-adjustable though. 8 screws per leg attachment, then the leg
twists in and locks with a lever.

Ikea did legs like this in a variety of materials, last time I was
there (12 months ago?)

Cheers, I'll pass that one along to her.


Take Care,
Gnube