[ SECRET POST #6865 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6865 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Enemy at the Gates]



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Comments

Re: Actual Wooden Furniture

[(Anonymous)]

My first choices would be Facebook Marketplace or a local woodworker. My next choice would be Sauder. With Sauder, they’re good quality except they have cardboard backings. I nail a cut piece of plywood behind it so the design on the cardboard shows from the front but the whole thing is sturdier. Three moves in six years and the bookcases still have at least another twenty years of life, probably more.

My other commercial choice would be IKEA Billy bookcases. I’ve moved them from America to Europe and back and they’re still perfect after 15 years.

Re: Actual Wooden Furniture

[(Anonymous)]

My Billy bookcases are nearly old enough to drink and they're still doing fine despite being piled with WAY too many books, LOL.

Re: Actual Wooden Furniture

[(Anonymous)]

Seconding Billies (Billys?). Whatever particleboard they use in those is VERY sturdy.

Re: Actual Wooden Furniture

[(Anonymous)]

DA but we have one as a Whisky cabinet for me dad and we also have several decades old ones that are still holding up nicely despite being very stuffed with books. But that's the thing - they're decades old - I have no idea if current ones still hold up or if they're less durable by now to cut costs.