The Lion, Witch, and the Wardrobe

everything looks great except the door in front of the monitor. looks to short and plain. I look forward to seeing it installed

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Thanks for spending the time to post the pictures. I looked at the pictures and initially didn’t understand why it was not against the wall. Your text made it all come together.

Hey Chris,
I have been look at your projects for a long time. They are all great. One day I’m going to try a murphy bed. I am planning on building a detached garage/workshop and turing my attached garage into another room and that where I want to put the murphy bed. Keep up the great work.

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Rex, Let me know when you do build one. I’ll give you some tips.

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Good build great finished unit

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That unit looks like a lot of hard work went into it, nice job.

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Chris, You get another big WOW! Great job!

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Thanks for the comments even the constructive criticism.

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while I’m glad you showed the construction details. if the purpose was to Hide the saferoom, I’m not sure I would have shared that information. True, odds are pretty good the the perfect storm of finding the house, etc… make it a long shot, but if someone saw this post/thread and the room…

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I see you point. But the odds are better of getting struck by lighting twice, in the same spot. I didn’t even tell you that the house was in Arizonia… Just kidding. It’s not in Arizonia…or is it. Thanks for the post.

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That was quite an undertaking…well done….I have helped alot of cabinetry folks set cabinets in the spec homes we were building (back in the day I was residential contracting)...some full wall units like that…..never one that hid a room…quite an interesting concept…I’ll bet you breathed a sigh of relief once it was completed though.

I like the murphy bed idea…it is a nice way to make more space in a room…but they still require that everything be moved when the bed is extended…it does leave a room more tidy if you aren’t into making the bed everyday though…

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I was releived when I was finished. I still didn’t relax completly. It still had to installed. The customer hired someone to install it. I just got an email from the customer. They had a slight problem. It was a 1/4” too tall. Their installer cut off the bottom and she loves it. I requested pictures.

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Looks nice.

I see the hinges on the back door, anyway, Ned. That may mean that “hidden” is only supposed to be a relative term.

Chris: another inspiring and inspired project :-)

-- -- Neil

There will be cloths in front of it. Maybe not hidden, but not “noticable”.

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