We had a custom media/plasma tv cabinet built by Thomas Cummings Woodworks. This was back in 2004 and we no longer live in Boston, but his site seems to be active and updated. We had a really good experience and Tom was/is a very personable guy. The cabinet is made of mahogany and is a sturdy solid piece, which has withstood several moves including an international trip to Japan for a few years. So definitely a solid, well made piece of furniture. Here is a link that might be useful: Thomas Cummings Woodworks

Yo Ken, if your still around your up on this one. Far as Composites go I am with the Larry/whoever We are for the most part. Composites are really no longer using recycled material because there is just not enough of it so most of the raw stuff is virgin,the energy used to make composite is an enviro no no, when its time to remove the project composite is not real big on bio degrade its tricky to burn shreading it would be silly. Bottom line composites are not so enviro freindly. Info like that might suggest its not all that good to clean it either, with anything. I dont agree>> composites will out last Ipe, left to go silver/gray Ipe is as close to no maintance as a person can get. With the softer composites like Choice/MoistureShield even trex= tjunk I have found a coat or two of TWP 116 seals up the decking,locks in the color and keeps mold,mildew,stains from causing major problems. Of course not needing to do this is the reason the Wallet goes for composite in the first place. I my own self dont like composites at all for the reasons stated in several posts here and on other sites. Welcome aboard Larry!!! Sorry I dident understand your intent at the begining . John

Very nice thank you for the idea!

Your deck and furniture to scale. I think fitting the lounge chair into the plan maybe the problem.