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Posted by deb29 7Burlco.NJ (My Page) on Sun, Nov 18, 01 at 15:21
| I have to come up with a (experimental) table. It seems worth a try but I see how a wheelchairer can be discourage when it's just too diffucult. I want to put in a work order for a hinged drop table shaped like a half circle. No matter if it's the right height or not...will it used? I'm hoping. This is my trial garden. Almost a secret spot. |
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deb,
I found your posting a little confusing. Are you trying to design a semi-circular table (indoor or outdoor?) that could be sized to fit someone in a wheelchair? If that is your question then I would say that a good carpenter could easily build a sturdy one to hold the weight of potted plants. Sounds like a good idea. Why would you want the table to be hinged? That confuses me unless you plan to store it a part of the year. |
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| HAVE YOU TRIED THE ACCESSIBLE GARDENING FORUM YET?? LOTS OF GOOD IDEAS... ALSO MEL BARTHOLOMEW IN HIS SQUARE FT GARDENING BK, HAS A SECTION ON ADAPTING HIS METHOD TO ELEVATED PLANTING BOXES FOR HANDICAPPED GARDENERS... EG, A LARGE 4' X 8' SHEET OF PLYWOOD LAID ON TWO SAWHORSES COULD PROVIDE A BASE FOR PLANT CONTAINERS...GOOD GARDENING TO YOU, DESPITE ALL THE OBSTACLES,K. |
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