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Parsons style outdoor table

SkinnyGoomba

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Just wanted to share this with the group.

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Finished this up this week, build in 1/4 sawn African Padauk in the parson's style.

Still debating the chairs for this table, but so far I like the look of this Emeco navy chair. The outdoor area has finally started to make a nice progression, IMO.

I'm waiting for snobs to hate on my weber, siding, planters ect, but Rome wasn't built in a day.
 
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Table looks pretty sweet to me. Nice, simple lines.
 

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Thanks guys! I'm looking forward to see how the padauk holds up outdoors, it's common for use on boats, so I think it'll do well. Finished it in waterlox.
 

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Nice table! If your patio gets very wet, you might think about putting some kind of chair glides or something on the bottoms of the legs -just so the legs don't soak up water through the end grain. I've seen a lot of solid-wood outdoor furniture that had the legs rot at the bottom because of that. You may have enough Waterlox on the end grain to keep any water from penetrating- but over time, just to be on the safe side, I would get it off the ground a little bit.
 

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You make a good point, I may put some stainless steel glides on it. I haven't been worried about it because the patio dries very quickly.
 

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Very nice work! Would love to see some more pictures, and the navy chairs are a good choice. I've used them on a few similar projects. If you've got more of the same wood, a bench in the same style could be nice to set under the windows, and then could be used to convert the table from 4 to 6 (or 6 to 8) when the need arises.
 
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Thanks! Great idea as well, two short stools that look like a bench and can convert the seating into 6 would be great. I'm contemplating the other side of this area as well, i may build outdoor lounge chairs for it, in a different wood. Maybe purple heart wood or teak.
 

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