Thanks for your email - sorry not to reply earlier but I haven't been
feeling too well.
I'm grateful for all the feedback re my bonsai table and as Gordon
suggested a slab would likely warp, as the last one did. Slats would be
fine and if there was a small gap to allow the water to drain that would be
much better. Just a table top would be great as I have a metal base. If the
size was around 120cms long x 60cms wide that would do nicely -thickness I
could leave to you. I appreciate that this isn't exactly a community
project but should you be able to do it I will be happy to make a donation
for materials and time!
I hope everyone is keeping well and if the restrictions ever come to an end
I hope to rejoin you, but in the meantime keep safe.
All the best
Jill
PS.Should there be anything I can help anyone with in the painting or
sewing department let me know!
On Sun, Aug 16, 2020 at 3:03 PM Alan Foy <alan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Jill,
We can have a look in the store on Wednesday but what about making a
plinth from decking we can joint them together?
Al
On Sat, 15 Aug 2020, 14:32 Jill Hillman, <jill.hillman21@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Chaps
I hope everyone is keeping well - frankly, I'm relieved to see the back
of that hot weather!
I'm looking for a nice flat piece of wood which would withstand the
outside weather to use as a table top for my Bonsai pots -thinking around
2 foot by 3 foot and 2inchs thick - rectangular shaped or not -any
suggestions what would be best? Oak? If you know where I might source such
a wondrous thing can you let me know?
Bye for now
Jill
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Jill Hillman MA Fine Art
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