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  • Outdoor Sideboard
  • Step 1: Paint the Lattice
  • Step 2: Secure in Place
  • Step 3: Build the Display Table
  • Step 4: Complete the Table
  • Outdoor Sideboard
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  • Outdoor Sideboard
  • Step 1: Paint the Lattice
  • Step 2: Secure in Place
  • Step 3: Build the Display Table
  • Step 4: Complete the Table
  • Outdoor Sideboard
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Written by Spike Carlsen

Step 1: Paint the Lattice

Use scraps of wood to elevate the cedar or treated wood lattice panels. Then, apply two coats of exterior paint either by brushing or spraying. For easier maintenance, consider using PVC lattice panels.

Step 1: Paint the LatticeRobert Reichenfeld[+]

Step 2: Secure in Place

For securing to concrete walls, position the lattice, then drill mounting holes into the lattice and concrete. Remove the lattice, tap plastic anchors into the wall, and secure with screws. For wood walls, simple screw the lattice to the wall.

Step 2: Secure in PlaceRobert Reichenfeld[+]

Step 3: Build the Display Table

Apply exterior construction adhesive to the tops and bottoms of two birdbath bases, position them on inverted pots, set the birdbath tops in place and let the adhesive dry overnight. For stability, cut a "backer board" to fit snugly in the bowl of each birdbath.

Step 3: Build the Display TableRobert Reichenfeld[+]

Step 4: Complete the Table

Buy a wide teak or cedar board (or glue several narrower boards together side by side). Set this plank over the birdbath assemblies, mark the location of the backer boards, then secure them to one another. Set the plank back in place, nestling the backer boards into the birdbath bowls.

Step 4: Complete the TableRobert Reichenfeld[+]
Outdoor SideboardRobert Reichenfeld[+]
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