%*!#&%!382th Official Hard At Work Thread!%&#!*%
#661
The drywall looks good enough Jeff, I can see no major flaws.
#662
Community Organizer
The following users liked this post:
tacocat (08-14-2017)
#663
Community Organizer
The following users liked this post:
tacocat (08-14-2017)
#664
Community Organizer
I have a question for the HAW collective...
Bobbie and I went furniture shopping yesterday - Jeffy wants a new recliner. The price range on these things is massive... I found ones as low as $400 but as high as $2500. Other than the material wrapped around it (leather vs burlap) or motors that make it go up and down with the push of a button, I cannot figure out what makes one better than another. At least enough to justify that huge disparity in cost.
It was a little frustrating, honestly. I sat in at least a hundred recliners. They were all either too much money, the wrong fabric, or the wrong color... Why is this so hard? Where do you all go for your furniture?
Bobbie and I went furniture shopping yesterday - Jeffy wants a new recliner. The price range on these things is massive... I found ones as low as $400 but as high as $2500. Other than the material wrapped around it (leather vs burlap) or motors that make it go up and down with the push of a button, I cannot figure out what makes one better than another. At least enough to justify that huge disparity in cost.
It was a little frustrating, honestly. I sat in at least a hundred recliners. They were all either too much money, the wrong fabric, or the wrong color... Why is this so hard? Where do you all go for your furniture?
The following users liked this post:
tacocat (08-14-2017)
#665
Former Moderator
Dead mother in law's house. Everything must go! Furniture, furniture accessories, light bulbs, paint, carpets, lawn furniture, pet furniture... the list goes on.
The following users liked this post:
tacocat (08-14-2017)
#666
Build quality and fabric.
Ethan Allen if you want to customize it, but be prepared to pay.
Macy's if you want a good mix of cost/quality.
Smaller furniture stores are your best bet for having varying qualities and price ranges (ie. Sofa Etc in Towson) to fit your taste/budget.
Ethan Allen if you want to customize it, but be prepared to pay.
Macy's if you want a good mix of cost/quality.
Smaller furniture stores are your best bet for having varying qualities and price ranges (ie. Sofa Etc in Towson) to fit your taste/budget.
The following users liked this post:
tacocat (08-14-2017)
#667
Community Organizer
The following users liked this post:
tacocat (08-14-2017)
#668
Community Organizer
Build quality and fabric.
Ethan Allen if you want to customize it, but be prepared to pay.
Macy's if you want a good mix of cost/quality.
Smaller furniture stores are your best bet for having varying qualities and price ranges (ie. Sofa Etc in Towson) to fit your taste/budget.
Ethan Allen if you want to customize it, but be prepared to pay.
Macy's if you want a good mix of cost/quality.
Smaller furniture stores are your best bet for having varying qualities and price ranges (ie. Sofa Etc in Towson) to fit your taste/budget.
The following users liked this post:
tacocat (08-14-2017)
#669
Former Moderator
I'm just not a recliner fan
The following users liked this post:
tacocat (08-14-2017)
#670
Community Organizer
I guess I am but, to be honest, we would prefer to have a over-sized chair with an ottoman but our living room isn't the right size/shape for that much furniture. For the space we have a recliner is perfect.
The following users liked this post:
tacocat (08-14-2017)