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	still an opinion	1 Relevance	16 years ago	Ark of Decorati...	General discussion
	still an opinion It is a modern design object period! At the end of the day "arm chair experts" are just that. The definations of a modern design are subjective. As far as difficult to clean around, perhaps a better staff (housekeeping) in one's home is the answer to that problem.
	well thankyou	1 Relevance	16 years ago	schef MCM	General discussion
	well thankyou its been difficult trying to figure this out it must have been a few years ago when they were making some small changes at herman miller and then later decided not to keep it anyway thankyou
	The back of the Ib...	1 Relevance	16 years ago	pod20	General discussion
	The back of the Ib... The back of the Ib Kofoed-Larsen chair is definitely a different shape and the proportions are not the same. Although I am not positive that it is a Pearsall design, it is difficult to tell from only 1 photo), it is definitely the closest I have found. Are there any more i.d. suggestions? I am sure that I have seen this chair before, unfortunately most of my books are packed away at the moment.
	I've pulled apart a few and...	1 Relevance	16 years ago	ball	General discussion
	I've pulled apart a few and... I've pulled apart a few and they were difficult One cost me more money to repair the damage I did and then what I made from the respray....yep I gave up dismantling chairs If you can post animage or two of the rusted bits
	Prior to the feedback change,	1 Relevance	16 years ago	barrympls	General discussion
	Prior to the feedback change, I got an occasional retalitory negative feedback, and although it upset me at the time, I can't honestly say that it affected me in any way. No one refused my bid or payment due to my feedback. I did get a couple of negative feedbacks removed by contacting eBay and explaining the situation, but again, my feedback had not made it difficult to buy and sell on eBay.
	Labels & Proportions	1 Relevance	16 years ago	LuciferSum	General discussion
	Labels & Proportions I've always been able to tell fakes based on the off proportions. The chair is composed of so many organic shapes that it's actually difficult to replicate. Its hard to say exactly what it is - its sort of like looking at a poorly drawn portrait of someone. It just looks off. For example, the photo below.
	Couldn't find an image of a system with corner section,	1 Relevance	16 years ago	william-holden-...	General discussion
	Couldn't find an image of a system with corner section, through a quick google search-- does this imply that they're 'undesirable', or merely rare? Do you know for sure that such a thing exists? I don't see why a corner section would be difficult to install, but I could see how it would be difficult to display & store objects effectively on a corner section-- books, for instance, would be difficult to organize effectively in a corner. I don't know how other people use their Cado systems, but mine are dedicated almost exclusively to books.
	.	1 Relevance	16 years ago	HPau	General discussion
	. Thanks to Whitespike for prompting this. I'd be a bit concerned that breaking it up too much might dilute the forum into something that is a bit arid, personally I'd favour just one separate channel for ID threads and group everything else together. One thing I would like but which is probably too difficult would be the ability to contact other posters privately or off site, perhaps profiles? I would gladly pay an annual fee if there could be a members section.
	Back when eBay showed the names of bidders,	1 Relevance	16 years ago	barrympls	General discussion
	... the same item, we would emailed each other and the one who wanted it more was usually given a clear path (i.e. if he really wanted, I would often stop[ bidding, and visa versa). I'm still bidding on rare old 78 records, but now I occasionally find out later that I'm bidding against a collector friend, and our bidding against an unknown bidder results in the item going for much more. I see no earthly reason why eBay feels it's a security thing to mask the eBay bidder names; in the case of collectables were there's often the same people bidding on the same ty ...
	Heath couldn't have said it better IMO	1 Relevance	16 years ago	whitespike	General discussion
	Heath couldn't have said it better IMO "Thanks to Whitespike for prompting this. I'd be a bit concerned that breaking it up too much might dilute the forum into something that is a bit arid, personally I'd favour just one separate channel for ID threads and group everything else together. One thing I would like but which is probably too difficult would be the ability to contact other posters privately or off site, perhaps profiles? I would gladly pay an annual fee if there could be a members section." I wholeheartedly agree that dividing into too many catego ...
	From the instruction manual...	1 Relevance	16 years ago	fastfwd	General discussion
	... Limescale or stubborn tea and coffee stains may be removed by using a little dishwasher detergent, dissolved in hot water. Rinse the jug carefully after cleaning. Never clean the jug in a dishwasher. If it is difficult to separate the parts of the jug, when replacing any of them, immerse it in tepid water for an hour or two. Otherwise never leave the jug immersed in water as it is not totally watertight and water could get between the outer casing and the glass filler.
	I'll second that.	1 Relevance	16 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	... are genuinely and unavoidably "of the period." One gets the full flavor of the day -- seen perhaps in the light of commercial interests. Indeed, one can narrow down the date of introduction of a particular item of furnishing, say, quite precisely -- if that becomes an issue (another pun, I suppose). It's unfortunate that libraries which preserve back issues of such magazines, tend to have them bound into annual volumes -- which makes it difficult to photocopy or photograph full pages of memorable material. . .
	Heath	1 Relevance	16 years ago	Robert Leach	General discussion
	Heath it's hospital flooring ..I think it's called gerflor. Artie, yes..that's the nearest I could find, but don't think it is by Matthson. It's a bit difficult to tell in thew pic, but it has a black plinth under the teak top, which I suppose does match it up to the chairs. It's a fair size..there are 8 chairs around it !
	"an opportunity to learn from the professionals"	1 Relevance	16 years ago	Poach	General discussion
	"an opportunity to learn from the professionals" Happy to assist with your education. 1) Trust the wisdom of the Ebay bidders. If your cart doesn't sell, you either listed poorly (difficult to find with expected search terms, or insulting / off-putting to buyers), or your price is unreasonable. 2) When referencing an earlier post, continue the original thread, or you will look like a crazy person. 3) In any classroom, it is not in your best interest to insult the professor. 4) Trust the forum spell checker. Once you've established yourself as a social retard, don't go 'full retard' by misspelling key words like "intelect" (sic).
	If it's a small blister, and...	1 Relevance	17 years ago	NULL NULL	General discussion
	If it's a small blister, and... If it's a small blister, and the adhesives in the piece are still kind of active, sometimes applying heat directly will work, using an iron and a buffer (wax paper/tin foil/etc) carefully. Larger bumps are more difficult, but occasionally can be remedied if you make a small slit across the bump and then apply heat. That's what I remember from the old days, anyway.