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You may have OCD. Consult your physician. Also I would like to point out that there are children starving in the world.
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My shoe rotation and handmade bespoke Burmese teak wood shoe cabinet
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Fantastic suitcase. What brand?
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[email protected] - inquiry sent regarding ordering such teak wood shoe wardrobe
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Not to snark, but I'm going to, the plastic magnetic catches at the top of the cabinet are really jarring for me. This is a painstakingly crafted cabinet nearly ruined by 2 dollar walmart catches (or at least it looks that way). Wasn't there a more elegant way of holding the doors shut? Lots of Tansu hardware available that would have fit in better, in my opinion.
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Not to snark, but I'm going to, the plastic magnetic catches at the top of the cabinet are really jarring for me. This is a painstakingly crafted cabinet nearly ruined by 2 dollar walmart catches (or at least it looks that way). Wasn't there a more elegant way of holding the doors shut? Lots of Tansu hardware available that would have fit in better, in my opinion.Originally Posted by black_umbrella
didnt notice that until now. is it really such a concern though?
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50 pairs of boring old fashioned lace ups?Originally Posted by Laer Surtep
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didnt notice that until now. is it really such a concern though?Originally Posted by ThinkDerm
Of course not, but if you're going to do it then do it right. The simple solution would have been to hollow out a piece of teak and place the magnets in that. That way you would have had a nicely shaped block of matching wood rather than metal or plastic catches. Much more elegant.
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Of course not, but if you're going to do it then do it right. The simple solution would have been to hollow out a piece of teak and place the magnets in that. That way you would have had a nicely shaped block of matching wood rather than metal or plastic catches. Much more elegant.Originally Posted by black_umbrella
any examples of great armoires?
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You may have OCD. Consult your physician. Also I would like to point out that there are children starving in the world.Originally Posted by Jay Gatsby
That is all.
What if he has donated 90% of his fortune?
50 pairs of boring old fashioned lace ups?Originally Posted by Laer Surtep
Looks like this guy cleaned out the Salvation Army and ebayOriginally Posted by Laer Surtep
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