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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Hi Gail | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | cadodream | General discussion | |
| ... shelves are supported by wooden brackets), and ROYAL SYSTEM, which use brass hangers. About your other question: we just made it for fun and the beauty of woodworking and had no intent to place ourselves on that ever growing market. But the dimensions are pretty straight, and you should consider asking a woodworker. 8 rails should cost you less than 50USD for the wood itself. Or you could monitor ebay : rails pops up now and then Hope that helps cheers | |||||
| Thank you! | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | bbmdesign | General discussion | |
| Thank you! Thank you for identifying the lamp. Now the challenge of getting the right dimensions for the sun rays! Your help is much appreciated. | |||||
| Stateside | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | eganwh | General discussion | |
| Stateside in Montana. I want the legs only from the table. I am going to build a box of similar dimensions out of doug fir to match other pieces, then attach the Ikea legs. I will look for a used one in the US metro areas on c-list. Thanks for the info though. | |||||
| I recently saw an online... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | bobbdavs (UK) | General discussion | |
| I recently saw an online... I recently saw an online shop selling HM lounge chairs with ottoman in "classic dimensions" & "new dimensions", so its pretty clear that they have changed. Cant for the life of me remember where I saw this though. | |||||
| additional info | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | cdsilva | General discussion | |
| additional info Here are some more photos of the base and table edge. I still have not seen the table in person, but from the edge photo, it appears that the wood veneer is laminated on top of the regular plastic laminate piece, rather than as a replacement for it. Exact dimensions are 89 3/16" long by 29 5/16" wide by 9 11/16" tall, with a 13-ply top (not including face laminates). The edge bevel angle appears to be the correct 20 degrees. I sent a note off to Herman Miller, but have not yet heard back. | |||||
| Hi ball. Yep I found it... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | superdeluxe20 | General discussion | |
| Hi ball. Yep I found it... Hi ball. Yep I found it here on the sunny gc of all places and yes I was after cushion dimensions plus any info on the most appropriate fabric and cushioning to use. Cheers. | |||||
| . | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | ball | General discussion | |
| . Hi super ...good find. Did you find it here? Are you asking the dimensions of the cushions? | |||||
| hey ball | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | superdeluxe20 | General discussion | |
| hey ball hi ball i managed to pick up a genuine ball chair recently sans cushions. any idea of the exact dimensions? | |||||
| You can't really just buy | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| You can't really just buy finished cushions unless you find some selling some that are just the right dimensions. You should get the webbing redone and then see what density of foam feels best on back and seat. Then have the upholsterer make cushions. They should be 3" thick for the seat and 2" for the back, or 4" and 3" if you like a chunkier look. Boxed seat cushions with welt are something that most upholsterers do all the time. They're the same construction for Danish Modern chairs as they are for a traditional chair or sofa. You just have to find th ... | |||||
| If the piece is structurally sound, | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| If the piece is structurally sound, you might consider leaving it as is. As we all know, wood moves as it absorbs and desorbs moisture. Unfortunately, as the material ages, it also loses elasticity and is less able to return to its full dimensions during periods of higher relative humidity. Though teak is considered relatively stable once it has reached equilibrium with the environment, it is not immune from this effect. Compounding the problem is the shape of your particular piece, its staved construction, and teak's notorious tendency to resist glue. Worse ... | |||||
| I would say it | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Riki | General discussion | |
| I would say it is real. I've seen these in a variety of finishes. Here is a link for one that gives the dimensions. http://www.anticstore.com/design-1970-willy-rizzo-importante-table-basse... | |||||
| I like it, too. | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| I like it, too. Added dimensions certainly help with scale. The top seems unusually thick, though the second photo illustrates how well the deep bevel disguises this feature from an angle from which the table would normally be viewed. The legs seeming to taper toward their termination suggests further refinement not typically seen in run-of-the-mill production furniture. I would be curious about construction details such as veneers vs. solid, type of substrate (if any), leg joinery, type of fasteners, species, etc. It's not impossible that it's a one-off. | |||||
| Like a 3-D "drawing"... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | Eameshead | General discussion | |
| Like a 3-D "drawing"... The all-wire chair was my very first mid-century purchase over 25 years ago. It struck me as an exquisite "drawing" of a chair, in three dimensions. I enjoy the rather extreme complexity of the lines floating in space. So radical the first time I saw it in 1987, and to this day still one of my favorite Eames designs. I have one with a cover, but I still prefer the bare wire chair just to enjoy visually. The eiffel base may not be my favorite base to pair the large shell, but it certainly does not look "wrong" to me either. I very much ... | |||||
| Beolink 7000 | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | hamacbleu | General discussion | |
| ... taste... And what I see is that David Lewis 90's design, goes into that category too... even 20 years later By the way, regarding the OP, B&O did produce beautiful nice cabinet in the 70's for their stuff, all veneered in real wood, and in many dimensions...(see the link below)I would definitely exchange my too expensive indonesian teck module for that.... http://beophile.com/?page_id=11142 | |||||
| Thanks so much for the... | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | mrhiltonhead | General discussion | |
| ... also has the identical brass clips that a magazine rack clipped onto (although I do not have the magazine rack unfortunately) Many thanks though again for your info. I guess since my table has exactly the same dimensions as three Kurt Ostervig tables online I might make the assumption mine is also one. http://www.danishmafia.com/mid-century-danish-modern-side-end-nightstand... | |||||
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