Oak or Mahogany for my table?

[Scarboroughsloop]

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What do you reck. I was thinking along the lines of 3/4 inch - Solid, yet not too fat?

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I think mine is 1" thick mahogany. I'll check this weekend and let you know. I believe mine to be original so has stood the test of time so far (1953 boat).

 

[burgundyben]

I'm a bit tied up today and tomorrow, off skiing saturday. When I get back I'll measure up a couple of bits I have that might be of use, they are round the corner in the lock up, they are treads from a dismantled staircase, nice mahogany, I am keeping the long lengths but have little use for the treads.

Send me a PM reminder in a weeks time.

 

[Roach1948]

Thanks - will PM in a week or so as you suggest. I doubt anything will happen till then anyway!

 

[Scarboroughsloop]

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I'm a bit tied up today and tomorrow, off skiing saturday. When I get back I'll measure up a couple of bits I have that might be of use, they are round the corner in the lock up, they are treads from a dismantled staircase, nice mahogany, I am keeping the long lengths but have little use for the treads.

Send me a PM reminder in a weeks time.

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Ooo - do you have any spare treads after Roach? /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

 

[trouville]

why not use both even ash all look great varnished

 

[jimi]

I'd go for a bit of formica, looks better in the long run

 

[LittleShip]

Jimmi,

I think you've logged into the wrong forum!
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Tom

 

[dur]

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I think you've logged into the wrong forum!


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You don't think that the 70s look is "Classic"? Think of the possibilities. Furry cladding to the deck head; dark purple emulsion; his n' hers stickers in the windows and best of all, brown vinyl leatherette over the coach roof. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif