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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Ha ha Lunchbox, this is... | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | Catfish | General discussion | |
| Ha ha Lunchbox, this is... Ha ha Lunchbox, this is definitely adding a new dimension to "slightly overweight" 😀 | |||||
| Nice. | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| Nice. Taking the second option -- " stitch a strip of another fabric to the edge, fold over, and stitch again to the fabric" -- will mean that the viewer will see the entire field of the piece, with no fabric lost to a fold-over ? The photo shows the top of the tablecloth missing a bit of dimension, assuming the design is printed to center on the cloth . . . ? | |||||
| Anyone? | 1 Relevance | 12 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Anyone? Has anyone ever owned unsigned teak objects (in my case a tape dispenser) attributed to Dansk/Quistgaard? I have held the tape dispenser next to a signed version and they are identical in form and dimension. Were dansk teak items ever unsigned? Thanks for any info or opinions | |||||
| Hi Simon, here's a pix of a... | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | kin1117 | General discussion | |
| Hi Simon, here's a pix of a... Hi Simon, here's a pix of a similar connecting cap nut I found at Home Depot and the actual nut that I need. It has the same dimension and thread as the one I need for my siesta chair. Thanks so much for your help!! | |||||
| low voltage pot lights..... | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| low voltage pot lights..... The low voltage has a gimble that allows u to direct the light, the bulb that it uses is a Mr 16, these bulbs also give you different degrees of beam sprad. I have seen this done thousands of times you will be very pleased. They are great to highlight art work or pieces that u have and add a different dimension. And u can move the socket inside if you want to change around your entry way. | |||||
| Dear All, | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | Tiffany | General discussion | |
| ... in Melbourne - the eyelets in the canvas sling are brass - the feet width seems to be wider than the Siesta though - as I believe they standardized on one dimension (as we have the foot stool and chair) - we had a Sigurd Resell Falcon Foot Stool and our parents have an entire Siesta suite and the staining of what we believe to be oak looks exactly the same as the underside of this chair not touched by many years of UV - their seems to be evidence of a long-gone sticker on the back rest of the same proportions of the Sigurd Resell sticker - local knock-offs ... | |||||
| If this gets to be too much, | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | Spanky | General discussion | |
| ... color, or at least that was the case last time I looked. It's a luxury fabric but if you are patient you can find deals on it. You should check Modern-Fabrics.com regularly (subscribe to their newsletter which comes out at least once a week). They sell remnants but they categorize them by length so you can avoid the shorter amounts. You'll probably need at least 4 yards per chair but check with your upholsterer before buying. This site is really great in most aspects; not so hot at sending swatches and not so great at accurate color in photos (but that' ... | |||||
| I own a Seal chair that I got | 1 Relevance | 10 years ago | tchp | General discussion | |
| ... as Hallingdal. The seat cushion is sprung, with batting only as the padding. There is no foam in the seat cushion. My chair might be early enough to pre-date foam's use. I do not sense the presence of any foam in the chair, and I do not see how it possibly could have latex, as it would have gone solid by now, or crumbled. My sense is that the entire chair is padded with batting or some other natural cushioning. It is not an especially heavily padded chair to begin with. In any case, the upholstery on my chair is still entirely serviceable. I have see ... | |||||
| Hi | 1 Relevance | 13 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Hi Human dimension & Interior Space | |||||
| I saw | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | SDR | General discussion | |
| I saw a video (on "How It's Made) showing the procedures for bamboo fly rods. I still don't understand how the six segments of bamboo are so precisely milled to the correct dimension and taper. Amazing . . . http://www.djmarks.com/pdf/ureaglue.pdf | |||||
| not original! | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | jonnie | General discussion | |
| not original! i live in australia also, these are not original i have had these before and they are very different in quality and style i believe they are pongrass, they are also a bit smaller in dimension to the original chair, the screws through the back are original to these chairs they are usually in this condition from the lower quality of cunstruction, probably not worth restoring unless you do it yourself as they don't have much worth. | |||||
| one more | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | ommcc | General discussion | |
| one more one more photo. I cant find the dimensions for the base pieces (other than the height). But the glass length (50"), width (36") thickness (3/4") are the overall height of the assembled table (15 3/4") are right(assuming the dimension i found online are correct). | |||||
| Depends on the material | 1 Relevance | 14 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| Depends on the material and in which dimension it has either swollen or shrunken (I suspect the former). If it's a composite panel like chip board or what we call particle board and it has swelled, you may be stuck. Plywood and solid wod respond better to selective drying. Maybe post a pick of the door showing the warpage? | |||||
| rich, there is not really | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | Pegboard Modern | General discussion | |
| rich, there is not really "regular production" Dunbar sofas. While the catalog cites dimensions and many pieces were made in the sizes offered, every piece of Dunbar furniture was custom ordered and made for the buyer. There are many Wormley designs made by Dunbar which did not vary in dimension like iconic tables and chairs (though wood selection, color, finish, and upholstery might be different) there are many, many pieces which appear in a wide variety of sizes. This is because they were made to order per a designer's or customer's specifications. I've fo ... | |||||
| If the piece were, as you | 1 Relevance | 11 years ago | tktoo | General discussion | |
| If the piece were, as you said, exposed to long periods of temp/RH extremes, then it's no surprise that a glued edge joint might fail. If there was a gap present there before you disassembled the carcase, you probably will need to make up that dimension with a filler strip, too. There's lot's to read on hide glues, but you can keep it within reason. I use glass jars in an old pan of water on a hot plate. And sometimes even the Titebond stuff in a bottle for small repairs. I don't recommend anything else on good furniture. One reason the best pieces survive i ... | |||||
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