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NJCher

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1. I have a similar situation

Reply to Baitball Blogger (Original post)

Wed Nov 3, 2021, 12:06 AM

Nov 2021

However, I didn't use metal. I put down plexiglass sized to the table, then 12 x 12" tiles over that.

I didn't even cement the tile because on the edge where the rain is, I have a long windowbox with trailing vines.

Thus any rain goes into the windowbox.

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Who has made a potter's bench with a metal top? [View all] Baitball Blogger Nov 2021 OP

I have a similar situation NJCher Nov 2021 #1

Brilliant solution. Unfortunately, the lip of my potter's bench is the working end. Baitball Blogger Nov 2021 #2

here's another idea NJCher Nov 2021 #3

Wonderful ideas! Baitball Blogger Nov 2021 #4

My bf reroofed my house with metal sheets, so babylonsister Dec 2021 #5

Thank you! I passed the info on to my husband, Baitball Blogger Dec 2021 #6

Great! Worked like a charm for us. nt babylonsister Dec 2021 #7