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  1. 14th January 2020, 04:28 PM #1
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    Default Please help find plans for this SunBurst Bench and make timber species suggestions

    Please help find plans for this SunBurst Bench and make timber species suggestions

    Planning on having it on my front veranda.
    Facing west.
    Exposed to Melbourne Weather.



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    Has anyone seen build instruction for this in a mag or online?
    Just trying to get the holiday cobwebs out of me head and keep me hands busy.
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    Easier to SketchUp my own.

    StarBurst Bench | 3D Warehouse

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    The original looks like teak.
    Maybe some white beech for the contrast rays.
    Exxy but works in weather.
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    Dimension of that particular bench 19H x 60L x 16.5W Materials used are cherry and curly maple. Also available in different species.
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    19" H x 60" L x 16.5" W
    482mm H x 1524mm L x 419mm W
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