Granite tiles are 3/8 thick, left over from a kitchen project I did in 2001 back when solid granite slabs would have been $15k. These are from India. Painting 3 coats is a real pain. On a covered porch.
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Granite tiles are 3/8 thick, left over from a kitchen project I did in 2001 back when solid granite slabs would have been $15k. These are from India. Painting 3 coats is a real pain. On a covered porch.
Last edited by Bruce King; 01-18-2021 at 12:15 PM.
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Beautiful tables for the purpose, Bruce! The stone will be very resilient for sure and is a great color accent, too. I really like repurposing material like that...'hate waste...so bravo!
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I like that! We have a lot of leftover floor tile just waiting for a project like that.
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Well done, Bruce. Perfect for an outdoor application. And agree with the above, great when materials can be repurposed.
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Great reuse of leftover materials. I did the same thing (sort of) with tile left over from a project I did. Made a BBQ / smoker cart, complete with an umbrella for rainy days.
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Good job, if I lived nearby I would come by for some Q.Originally Posted by Bill Carey
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