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This is a changing table that was built for a customer. They wanted something that could “grow” with the child and be used when the child was older. To do this we stayed away from the traditional changing table style and came up with this one. We made it to where the frame that holds the changing pad could be removed and be used a type of dresser later on.
The color looks like a black but is actually a very dark dye stain base followed by a standard wiping stain and then two coat of lacquer.
Here is a chest that went with it.
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8 comments so far
Scott Bryan
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posted 435 days ago
Hi Chris,
This is a nice idea. And you have executed a nice build with these pieces.
Thanks for the post.
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Lip
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Nice touch … I’m sure they’ll love it for years to come … when I’m old enough to need changin’ I want a convertible too … preferably with a hot young nurse to powered my bum! :X
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ND2ELK
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posted 435 days ago
Hi Chris
Great looking design and craftsmanship as always. Thanks for posting.
God Bless
tom
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jjohn
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posted 435 days ago
Well done. Like the idea of changing the “changing” bed out. They can use the piece for along time.
-- JJohn
Chris Davis
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posted 435 days ago
… when I’m old enough to need changin’ I want a convertible too … I like that Lip.
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CharlieM1958
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posted 435 days ago
Really nice work.
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Mark D.
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posted 435 days ago
Chris, Outstanding piece of furniture! My son will be one this weekend, I really would have liked to have a changing table as nice as this one. Looking at similar models at the baby stores I found their quality to be poor especially for the price they ask. It’s good to see that someone still make REAL furniture for children. This will most definitely be on the ‘to build’ list as my family continues to grow :-)
Job well done, keep up the excellent work :-)
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Chris Davis
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posted 435 days ago
Congradulations Mark! Thanks for the comment.
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