outside with bamboo sticks woven together

You need to attach another piece of 2x4s to the bottom of you A, leaving you with two triangles on both sides.The frameBuild the frame of your Tiki bar from the 2x4s. This drawing does not need to be a work of art; it is only a guideline for you to work form.Next, you need to place a beam on top of your two posts and attach it there. Once it is cut to precision, you can attach it to the Tiki bar.Supplies and materialsMake sure you have all the material you need before you start building your Tiki bar. Draw your Tiki Bar on a sheet of paper and make notes of how high, wide, long and deep you want it to be.To finish off you Tiki bar you can cover the outside with bamboo sticks woven together with twine. 

Two to four of the 2x4s can be cut to match the full length of the Tiki bar and an additional two needs to be cut to match the height of the bar top. Here are some of the basics that you will need: Nails or screws, 2x4s for the frame, sheet of wood for the bar top, and thatching for the roof.PlanYou first need to plan your Tiki Bar.To complete the A-frame of your Tiki bar roof you need to attach two pieces of  to either side of the beam at both ends you should have two lines on both sides now. Once you are sure they are level, you can fix them to the main frame of your Tiki bar.Nothing epitomizes the island vacation feeling like a Tiki Bar in your own backyard, or anywhere you feel like adding some island magic.You can make your Tiki bar sturdier by inserting L-brackets to all the inside corners.

Now all you need it to stock your Tiki bar and you are all set to enjoy your own backyard island dream.Bar topCut the sheet of wood to fit the area designated for the bar counter. You can alter the size and shape allowing your Tiki Bar to fit in the area you have allocated Tiki Bar will not last longer than one weekend.The average measurement for a bar is: height  roof, depth 26 inches, and width is  feet.When you have finished with all the smaller frames you can start to fix them to the main frame.

Continue by making a frame that matches the front measurements of your Tiki bar, and the sides Impregnated Cloth Fusible Nonwoven Interlining Building you own Tiki Bar gives you the ultimate freedom to design is exactly the way you want it.Finish off your roof by placing the thatch or palm leaves over the roof frame.The roofYou will need two posts to support the roof. Start by attaching the small frames to the main frame as close to the ground as possible. The posts need to be placed on the sides of your Tiki bar in the middle.