Trash to Treasure 5 Garden-patio Table
Intro: Trash to Treasure 5 Garden-patio Table
This is another quick project with amazing results
STEP 1: The Finds
You find all kinds of things when you're curb mining, keeping an open mind is the key to re-purposing. This broken chair was thrown on the truck as scrap but it's ornate look caught my attention, it's rather heavy so it may even be brass but I'm not sure. A short while later I found a really nice smoked glass table with a severely rusted frame/stand. I actually went back with the car to get the glass so it wouldn't get broken. Seeing the 2 pieces together is when inspiration struck.....
by the way, the burlap in the background, the metal frame its draped over and even the wood the glass is resting on are all found objects as well
by the way, the burlap in the background, the metal frame its draped over and even the wood the glass is resting on are all found objects as well
STEP 2: Disassemble
A quick look showed the base was attached with 4 torx bolts, that looks easy enough! A couple minutes later I had an ornate base, a swivel base for the possibilium pile and a little scrap
STEP 3: Set It Up and Enjoy
It actually took me longer to find a place to set up the table than all the rest of the project, this shady area in the front garden will work for now.
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rimar2000 11 years ago
l8nite 11 years ago
rimar2000 11 years ago
l8nite 11 years ago
rimar2000 11 years ago
"The System" does not fights against that because they think the economy needs big consumers, but I think that's a costly mistake for humanity in general.
l8nite 11 years ago
rimar2000 11 years ago
At Buenos Aires I have seen many air conditioners into a trash container, or a very big transformer (maybe 6 or 7 kg) lying beside a tree in the street.
sunshiine 11 years ago
Sunshiine
rimar2000 11 years ago
pindari 11 years ago
rimar2000 11 years ago
l8nite 11 years ago
Thank you for commenting
rimar2000 11 years ago
porcupinemamma 11 years ago
l8nite 11 years ago