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March 2010
San Diego Spring Home Garden Show - Tiki Winners
Every industry show, we always do drawings for Tiki statues, gift certificates or our signature Tiki bar. This past Spring Home and Garden show in San Diego, Chuck and Sheri Newton were the lucky winners of our Bamboo Tiki Bar!
Here's what they had to say.
Q: Why did you attend the Home and Garden Show?
A: We had just closed on our new home and we wanted to get some new ideas about what we could do as far as decorating the place. This was the first Home and Garden show we had ever attended.
5 Different Ways to Incorporate Bamboo
With the green revolution going strong, bamboo has become wildly popular due to it's versatility for design and utility, along with how modest it's price point is. The integration of bamboo into any home or commercial decor offers a distinguishing aesthetic due to bamboo's natural and understated properties.
One of the most frequent questions we receive is, "How do I add bamboo to my current home decor?" While we've extensively covered how bamboo fencing can be used indoors or outdoors to cover an old fence, accent a wall or create a privacy screen, we wanted to show you 5 other ways to incorporate bamboo to any current home decor.
How to Care for Your Thatch
Thatch roof is one of the oldest forms of roofing known. Thatching is a craft that has taken many years to perfect, and has become extremely versatile in providing durable accents to any decor. The addition of a thatch umbrella kit or Tiki bar is an easy and effective way at setting the tropical tone to your landscape. Tropical thatch can be used to cover roofs, umbrellas, tiki bars, or accent other structures. Bamboo and Tikis brings you high quality coco palm thatch roof panels from Mexico (also known as palapas), cape reed panels from Africa, and thatch panels from Fiji.