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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
Originally Posted by JUNEC
My fabric
http://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/gms/2222737991.html Saw these on Craig's List - they are metal - Approx 6' X 3' X 18" deep - they are from a hospital - have not seen them. Was told they weigh approx 200 lbs - the man wants $50 each - the cubbies are approx 6" wide Do you time these would work? Decided to ask you what you thought before I showed them to DH - who at the moment is playing golf. but they are cool! |
Book cases in white laminate would be best.
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I agree with most of the comments here - they are really heavy and not too sure how the long-term effects of metal would have on your fabric. I just organized my new quilt studio and got the IKEA Expedit bookcase and LOOOVE it. Below is a picture of theirs, and one of mine with my fabric in it.
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Wow the IKEA one looks perfect..
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I'm going to agree with "no".
They are a bit too heavy if you ever want to move them around. The metal may rust. And the size of the cubby holes just don't sound good to me. |
I say, too heavy, too awkward and probably zero re-sale value.
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I would think that 6" cubby hole across would be too small for fabrics unless you put them on a board device of some sort so they would stand upright. Plus the humidity factor in Florida might or might not be a problem for you depending on how you keep the heating/cooling system in your home.
As for the weight I am not sure as the pressboard sometimes weighs as much if not more than metal or wood. I could be wrong but as I don't have any pressboard I don't know for sure but have friends that have them and they are a bugger to move also. Many of the ladies here have them and absolutely love them. |
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