Would like your recommendations on how best to complete this teak platform. I’m using recycled plastic 2x4s (not fun to work with) and 3/4 plywood as the base. I have 1/2” thick, 4” wide teak for the vertical surfaces and 3/8” track strips for the top. I’ve attached the photo that inspired the project and current state.
Here is where I need help:
1) I don’t want visible screws. The teak will basically be a veneer. I’m thinking of using liquid nails to secure the top boards to the plywood. I’m still weighing options for covering the vertical front of the shower bench. Since they’re will be joins, I think these boards will need a stronger bond than liquid nails. Epoxy, brackets on back?
2) any recommendations on the best join for the 135 degree angle on the shower bench? 1/2” boards seems too thin for typical mitre and biscuits. I’d also like to avoid having a sharp corner.
Appreciate your thoughts. With price of teak I don’t have room for error.