Making A Tile Patio Table Top

The table may need to be re glued in places or may need tightening of screws.

Making a tile patio table top.

To make it easier try to create a pattern that requires no tile cutting. Let me show you how to tile a table top or any furniture or decor piece the simple way. Ask to see a porcelain or stone tile or a combination that ll withstand harsh weather conditions. You guys know i m a sucker for a tiled surface.

If your table top is made of another material like granite or metal you can skip this step. If a 2 piece is more readily available that is fine allow the excess to project below the bottom of the table top. We expanded the size of our table by fastening a 4 x 8 sheet of plywood to the top of table. Step 2 prepare the table.

Determine the size of your tabletop. Building a simple easy free tiled table top for outdoor use fully waterproof using spare tiles left over from another job. You can build this table with simple tools and basic skills. Step 3 the table base.

The last table top was glass and. Cut the plywood to size based on the tile pattern you have created. Get your wood and steel at a home center and look for interesting tile at a local tile supplier. Sand the table top.

Use a hand or belt sander to sand down any rough edges or bulges in the wood. Add legs to the tile patio table top. Use a pencil to mark out your design. Securing your table means obtaining one and then making sure it is secure and stable.

The core of the table is 50mm mar. The last table top was glass and. For example if your tile is 3 8 thick and your table is 1 5 thick you would need a strip 1 7 8 wide. Attach the legs by nailing directly through the oak 1x4 and a single nail driven down through the table top into the leg.

You need to make sure the table is level. If the table does not stand level sand or plane the long legs until all legs sit firmly on the floor. More tiling in store for today. If necessary replace rusted hardware.

If the table top is made of wood you ll want to make sure that you have a smooth surface to place your mosaic tiles. If the table has a wooden surface go over it with the coarse sandpaper. Each leg should be placed in one corner of the table.