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Backyard Tiki Bars

Tiki Bars are a great way to spice up your backyard during the summer and winter months.

When the weather gets a little chillier and the summer sun is joined by a winter breeze, most of us begin to miss the casual days spent barbequing outdoors, or a trip to a tropical location we might have taken. A great way to overcome the winter blues is to take advantage of the great weather that’s still around. It is still relatively nice out during the day, and only mildly cold at night, so think about spending time in your own backyard.

What will you do out there? How about getting a tiki bar? Tiki bars are a great way to remember the tropical vacations and summer days all year round. Using bamboo and hemp as your main materials will give the look and smell of paradise any day.

Your friends and family will love the excuse to have a get-together, and the new decorations in your backyard will give the feel of summertime in November or December! You can hang out in a great bamboo tiki bar any day of the year. Get the Pina Coladas, Mai Tai’s and Daquiris flowing after work or on a Saturday afternoon for a great way to relax with your friends and family.

There are many different options for your backyard tiki bar. If you are concerned about the environment, or if you just want that authentic feel, it is always best to go with real bamboo. The emissions from producing plastic are very harmful, and bamboo is a really great way to get that tropical feel.

There are tons of different accessories to add to your backyard tiki bar. Bamboo torches, poles, fences, paneling, and mats, reed umbrellas, and thatch roofing are among the choices.

Another great touch is woodcarvings to get that tiki-totem pole feel. You can find great woodcarvings wherever you find your perfect tiki bar. For a truly authentic touch, try finding out what different carvings mean or represent and bring a positive theme to your backyard.

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Ryan Frank is a 23 year writer and blogger living in San Diego, CA.

Can someone find or draw me a tiki totem pole with an otter and an iguana?

I need the otter to be standing on top of the iguana.

I could and would. Check out my website and you will see I am capable. I would need more direction: color or black/white, the angle you need, style: cartoon or realistic, and the application for which it is needed. It would cost you between $100.00 and $500.00 based on what you need.
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