Additional Sealant for Pressure Treated Lumber?

[Bill Dufour]

The US army brought in a corps of camels and camel jockies from the middle east for use in the western deserts. They found out camel feet do not work well on gravel. They are designed for pure sand. Most all camels in the USA are descendants of these army ones.
The camel barns in Benicia are a museum and some small woodworkers/crafts types have shops in the other buildings. There was. a guy who hand made custom wallpaper there on this old house.
BilL D.
https://www.legendsofamerica.com/ca-beniciaarsenal/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Camel_Corps

[Mike Henderson]

Looks great. Should last a long time.

Mike

[Maurice Mcmurry]

Well, it took me about 10 hours to photograph, measure, and draw up plans. Then about 40 hours getting lumber, building it in sections, painting it, and sealing the lower 2 feet with flex seal. Another 8 hours hiking the sections into the forest, assembling it, and adding a rubber EDPM back.

Done!

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Great job! It looks like it will even withstand a mudslide.

[Maurice Mcmurry]

The US army brought in a corps of camels and camel jockies from the middle east for use in the western deserts. They found out camel feet do not work well on gravel. They are designed for pure sand. Most all camels in the USA are descendants of these army ones.
The camel barns in Benicia are a museum and some small woodworkers/crafts types have shops in the other buildings. There was. a guy who hand made custom wallpaper there on this old house.
BilL D.
https://www.legendsofamerica.com/ca-beniciaarsenal/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Camel_Corps

There is a Hollywood film about those camels. Was Robert Redford in it?...

Hawmps 1976 , No Robert Redford was not.
Dad loves westerns. I got to tag along to see quite a few, even the bad ones. The White Buffalo with Charles Bronson may be the worst western I can think of. I don't think Hawmps won any awards.

[Thomas McCurnin]

What was sort of cool about the original design, is that the top framing angled horizontal member is attached to the front vertical post with a "bird's mouth." It has been a while since I cut one of those, back in my framing carpenter days. Previous cabinet lasted about 40 years. I am thinking this one will out live me.

[Tony Zona]

Maybe composite decking and stainless steel screws and hardware.