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Probably not the single most comfortable chair in all of chair history, but still nice. I like how it plays on the similarity between Adirondack chairs and decking boards, while also highlighting the fact that deck real estate is often too limited.
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Same concept with a table and two benches:
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Yep if a couple of the neighbor's kids ever come up missing they will probably be found under the table
Anyone seen the cat?
I like this style of deck furniture, but I would need some sort of anti-crushing feature.
Looks like we have a rising theme here, folks. I might omit the colored lighting on this one, but hey, not bad.
Bonus points: build this with a decommissioned artillery or missile shell.
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Manual version, but much more stealthy.
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Just goes to show you never know what lurks beneath your neighbor's potted shrubbery
Not sure if this concept can be made reasonable, or at least non-pinchy. Manual does seem a better choice than something powered.
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My partner would say "great place for snakes" LOL One rolling down my shoulder then back is better than one coming up around my buttocks
I prefer my Bombay chilled and beers cold but quite the party deck. How many points?Quote:
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Perhaps a recessed pull lever and adjustable back angles.Quote:
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Nice sewer you're drinking from!Quote:
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