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7 years ago

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I would love to know the wardrobe material. Thank you so much

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Alder Etc
7 years ago
Hi ajurial,

This wardrobe cabinetry finish is a sustainably produced timber veneer with a clear 60% gloss finish applied. This product was an 'Eveneer' from Elton Group called 'even limed oak', however that particular selection does not appear to be available any more. Take a look at their other colours, or veneers from other suppliers. Be sure to order samples of at least two or three options that you think might be suitable before making your final selection - the appearance of the real thing can be a surprise when compared with an on screen image. Also, check your selection works well with all of the other finishes in the space you are intending to use the material.

Happy veneer hunting!

Kind regards,

Michael Alder, Alder Etc.
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Amaya
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7 years ago
Thank you so much Alder Etc. I will look into this and really appreciate your response
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