Tiki Bar Roof Tiki Thatch Roofing Panels 19 in W x 19 in H Mexican Straw Roof Thatch Duck Blind Grass Palm Thatch Rolls for Fence Party Decoration (Size:5 pieces)

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The best time to apply treatments or paint is following a dry spell and when the weather forecast looks clear for a few days. Building a tiki bar roof at your garden patio is good idea to bring tropical flair for your life. It will help you create relaxed place to entertain your friends. You'll have lots of friends when they find that your house is the ultimate destination for tropical drinks under palm thatched roof, cape reed thatched roof or other types of synthetic tiki thatch roof, singing, BBQ, or having dinner, etc.

Homemade Tiki Bar DIY

When it comes to low-cost DIY projects for your home and garden, pallets are the gift that keep on giving. Endlessly versatile, it only takes a little bit of creativity and some elbow grease to transform the humble pallet into something beautiful. Choose a space that will allow at least 2ft of surrounding space on all sides. This will allow your timber to breathe, and also ensure you’re able to access the panels for future treatment and repair. The Tahitian Thatch Option - The Tahitian Thatch option is one which is brought about via tightly woven palm leaves, which are then bound together by nylon. This option — appearing with shorter, more uniform looking palms when finished and retaining a darker, almost charcoal color — is one which really suits a more modern and upscale type of decorative style. In addition, the Tahitian Thatch option is actually used by Palapa builders to create the roofing for both various resorts and residential buildings, proving that this option is one of the most durable tiki thatch roofing material options to date. Just adorn your pergola or the surrounding fence of your outdoor tiki bar, and you are halfway there!

Create your own outdoor tiki bar with pallets and a few other materials. Use a hand saw, screws, stain, paint, and tape measure to complete this build. First, build the beam for the bar and attach the rooftop to it. Next, join two pieces of pallets together and attach the pallets to the beam from the bottom. Paint these pieces to create the bar. When completed, this pallet masterpiece is sure to have guests admiring your incredible handiwork.For the non-waterproof thatched roof, as the bottom is plywood. To make the ceiling looks better, could install synthetic bamboo woven ceiling panel for decoration.