I want some thoughts on something. I want you to imagine you were in the market for this item and try to think about how much you would be willing to pay. I don't have these in quantity. I only have this one that I made for myself at the moment. None the less I am just looking to guage interest from people who may be into this genre/style. Especially parrotheads like myself //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
This can be made in 2 sizes. Right now all I have made is this 58" 5 bulb version. I can make 39" 3 light version for smaller areas that just need accent lighting. I am not going to answer questions on costs of materials at this time. The only thing I will say is that the longboards are pricey and cost 3X as much as the 39" ones. Designs are random, but always involve palms, sunsets, beach and dolphins obviously.
The board itself is madeof wood that is an inch thick. it is airbrushed and laquered. The light kit I add is 5 and 3 light halogen kits. They use 10 watt G4 base halogen bulbs in each can. I can supply them with 2 ways of poering them. 1 is a light plate to tap into a light box in the ceiling. 2nd way is to send it with a switch and plug kit to plug into a wall.
Without further delay, this is what I want any and all feedback on. It's a bar/area/billiard hanging surfboard light.
Here is an unmolested 39" board.
Thanks for your time.
This can be made in 2 sizes. Right now all I have made is this 58" 5 bulb version. I can make 39" 3 light version for smaller areas that just need accent lighting. I am not going to answer questions on costs of materials at this time. The only thing I will say is that the longboards are pricey and cost 3X as much as the 39" ones. Designs are random, but always involve palms, sunsets, beach and dolphins obviously.
The board itself is madeof wood that is an inch thick. it is airbrushed and laquered. The light kit I add is 5 and 3 light halogen kits. They use 10 watt G4 base halogen bulbs in each can. I can supply them with 2 ways of poering them. 1 is a light plate to tap into a light box in the ceiling. 2nd way is to send it with a switch and plug kit to plug into a wall.
Without further delay, this is what I want any and all feedback on. It's a bar/area/billiard hanging surfboard light.
Here is an unmolested 39" board.
Thanks for your time.
