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Hi All,
I am looking to fit out our study and have a design that has some cupboards/ chest of drawers at the bottom with shelving above - a bit like this https://www.nevillejohnson.co.uk/luxury-blue-lounge/ I am planning on making the shelving bits myself but am toying between buying kitchen cupboard type units for the cupboards/ drawers and making them myself out of the same material I use for the shelves. It will all be painted so I guess it is a balance between aggravation, time and cost. Would appreciate any thoughts you have on the matter ![]() Also, what would be the best material to make it out of and what thickness? Thanks Lee. |
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