BAPOW, Introducing the Flintstones Table!!

From Bellingham wharf came a large piece of wood. It had no home, no one wanted it, no one could load it and it was destined to end up floating in the bay.

Beautiful Fir 5x5's stacked on the BAPOW

The BAPOW (bad ass piece of wood) came free (except for the 3 people, 2 hours each to load it!) along with the purchase of the 5x5's from the Bellingham Wharf Deconstruction of the GP Mill. This huge square log weighs about 800 lbs and measures 14" x 26".

The Flintstones Table Early on.

From the living gate project I had two 30" steel disks left over with no home. I decided to combine the unused steel and wood and, low and behold, about 9 hours later a table is born.

Fred Flintstones and Barny Rubble's!?

It's called the Flintstones Table because of its prehistoric nature and because it was made mostly from rubble!

Bapow Table Handing from truck.

To move it to Langley was fairly simple, we just tipped it up on it's wheels, backed the truck under it and with a single cable were able to support it mostly hanging out the back of the truck. Unloading was a snap.

Whidbey Commons new draw for their lovely outdoor seating area being backed into place.

It's now at it's new home in Langley, Washington, located off the alley between First and Second Streets behind Whidbey Commons. Centrally located for all to enjoy!

Flintstones Table at Whidbey Commons Coffee House.