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What supports a palapa?

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What supports a palapa?

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The palapa is supported by a six-inch diameter pine lodge pole that has been pre-drilled and pressure-treated. The cover framework is constructed of two-inch stake poles which also have been predrilled and pressure treated. The cover (top) itself is made of palm thatch which has been tightly woven by hand. What are the dimensions of a palapa? A completed 9-ft palapa will stand approximately 8 ft 6 inches at its highest point, the center pole. The outer rim of the top sits at 7 ft high and with the top in place there is approximately 6 inches of overhang giving a head clearance height of approximately 6 ft 6 inches. The overall diameter of the palapa is approximately 8 ft 6 inches. Keep these measurements in mind when finding your perfect spot for this beautiful and functional conversation piece. Are there other uses for thatch? Yes. We have thatch panels that can be used to cover fences, tables, barbeques or tiki bars. Thatch will give your home, garden, yard, business or social event

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