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This is a 72” x 42” conference table built along with several other items for this client. It features raised panel base with a boat shaped top. I orginally designed and built it with a 3/4” top, but it was not supportive enough, so I switched out the top to an 1 1/2” top. The orginal 3/4” top can be seen in the middle picture.
Keep watching I still have 3 corner desk, 2 laterial file armoires with a connecting desk, a 4 drawer laterial file cabinet, an executive desk, a reception’s desk, a entertainment armoire, and a murphy bed with a fold down desk in this group.
Here is a quick look at some other items. I’ll do a write-up about them later.
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Taigert
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#1 posted 1776 days ago
Chris,
Beautiful work!
A murphey bed is not something I would expect to see in a office??
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Garyb6
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#2 posted 1776 days ago
Great work. Very professional looking.
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CharlieM1958
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#3 posted 1776 days ago
Great work as always, Chris.
By the way, I think every conference room should have a fold-down bed for handling those really tough negotiations. :-)
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Callum Kendall
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#4 posted 1776 days ago
Nice work!
Thanks for the post
Callum
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Russel
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#5 posted 1776 days ago
Absolutely beautiful stuff. That’s quite a classy office with your furniture.
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tenontim
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#6 posted 1776 days ago
Great work, Chris. I like the looks of the table better with the thicker top. You’re the king of “transformer furniture” :]
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griff
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#7 posted 1776 days ago
Very nice work, everything is beautiful, very good build
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trifern
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#8 posted 1775 days ago
Beautiful craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing.
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Miket
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#9 posted 1775 days ago
That’s some great looking stuff you got there!
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SteveKorz
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#10 posted 1775 days ago
I really like the bed/ desk. Very cool for those times when space is crunched. They look exceptionally nice, Chris! Great job
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Dusty56
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#11 posted 1775 days ago
WOW ! GREAT JOB !!!
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#12 posted 1702 days ago
nice table.
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