Components used to build the tiki room. Many
dollars have been expended since, but this was the initial list.
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2
gallons BEHR paint, "Pineapple Soufflé"
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8
- 8' bamboo poles about 1" diameter
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1
bundle of small bamboo poles from Pier 1 (accent)
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6
bundles of midsize bamboo poles from Pier 1 (chair rail)
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TWINE!
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Miscellaneous
tiki mugs from Ebay, Munktiki, Into the Volcano, Myriah ‘s Polynesian
Bazaar, and Tiki Farm.
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Umbrella
drink mobile from Middle Earth in Ann Arbor.
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Assortment
of liquor (many rums) from Discount Drinks & Caribbeanrums.com (now
defunct)
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Tiki
Bottle Opener and Fridge magnet from tikiking.com
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Glass
monkeys, umbrellas, tiki string lights, and palm tree drink stirs from
tikibosko.com
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Tiki
light switch from instantliving.com
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Colored
light bulbs for bar (Home Depot has 'em)
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Red
light rope to light up the bamboo on the front of the bar from "gags and games",
now available anywhere including KMart (these were hard to find at the time as
they had just came to market).
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Tiki
torch poles from Pier 1, accented with tissue paper to look like flames
(stole that idea from the Middle Earth store window)
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Bamboo
Drink tray from Pier 1
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Tiki
necklaces from my trip to Jamaica as a kid
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Tribal
Hawaiian mask from TLCHawaii.com
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15'
of 6' wide flat bamboo fence (cut in half to 3’) for the lower three feet
of walls (bamboofencer.com). This requred wire cutters and a saw to
create the effect.
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2
Lampac mats for the upper half of the walls (bamboofencer.com)
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1
Cabana Mat for front of bar (bamboofencer.com)
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1
Woven bamboo floor mat to cover some of my bright white tile floor in front
of the bar.(bamboofencer.com)
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2 big sections of sawgrass carpet (wears
over time and must be replaced) from WorldMarket.
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2
rain capes (thatch roof) (bamboofencer.com)
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1
tatami mat to be the bar top cover (bamboofencer.com). This does
a great job of not absorbing water.
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Faux
palm trees (4 before all was said and done).
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Wooden
tiki toilet seat from tikizone.com
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Coconut
oil scent from any lame new age shop featuring 'aromatherapy'. Add to
any trickling water fountain to set the "smell mood". This
worked amazingly well.
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Pint
of Kona Brown paint for all the trim and the cabinet doors behind the bar.
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Havana
Hat from cash extracting lobby of the Bahama Breeze restaurant (Caribbean
food & exotic drinks)
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5
medium oak cabinet door (bar replacements) from Home Depot
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DVD
of "The Jerk" staring Steve Martin (needed for the "be sombody"
picture)
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Many
Jpegs of "SHAG" art.
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Poster
frames
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A
4' coconut tiki pole
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Custom
made tiki room sign from Island Comforts
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Hand
painted bamboo curtain
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Liquid
Nails (it causes cancer! says so right on the tube!!!)
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A
martini clock
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The
"Book of Tiki", "Shag Art" and "BeachBum Berry drinks" books.
(Atomic magazine for the center table)
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One 1970's round table, brown. Was
probably a small kitchen table?
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Cheesy
velvet pictures from Ed's parents' basement.
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Giant
wooden fork and spoon courtesy of Ed's parents' basement.
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3
Wooden Shelves (floating) from Home Depot (to hold drink mugs).
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Glass
vase with 2 Bamboo stalks (real) and some shiny rocks.
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Various stuffed pillows featuring "Spongebob
Squareparts" (added much later as this project was done before the show
premiered.)
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String of tiki head lights for over the
doorwall.
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Plastic fish (hand painted) from the
flea market in Florida.
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