Story behind this build. I got a call from a relative asking if I can build a table for them because they can't find anyone else willing to do it. I was hesitant at first expecting they wanted some type of dining room table but asked to see what they had in mind. They sent me this pic and said they wanted to paint them. After seeing the pic I said that's not bad I can do that then they said we want 3 of them. Went over the details of what they wanted to use. They wanted those pvc Azek boards with the grain as the tops. Not my choice but this is what they're paying for. The rest was poplar and the bottom shelf was plywood. They were happy how they came out.
Good eye BB. Yea 2 that go by the couches are the same size. The one by the door was bigger. I'm not a fan of painting furniture either but it fit this project. Thanks Pottz and splint
They look great Corelz! Gotta say…PVC Azec is one weird ask, but they’re happy so that’s the big thing. On the upside, they can slosh their drinks and splatter the salsa without concern. Hmmm….Sounds like something I oughtta do around here… ; )
Looks good Corelz, It never bothers me at all if it's painted or stain grade. I don't have a preference when it comes to paying bills. Nice work on cutting in the angle pieces. Once they're to short, there's no going back.
On a side note, it's more work to paint (lacquer) something than a stain finish.
Figuring out how to do something you have never done is what makes a good challenge.
I think that was their thoughts RCC easy clean up. Bently i templated those pieces before making the final cuts. Otherwise I would of had a pile of pieces too short.
