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13 Oct, 2011

G Plan furniture new handles, FSC teak, oak conkers, eco, DIY interior decoration, refurbish, remodel

Posted by: Geoff Davis In: diy|DIY tips|do it yourself|Furniture|Interior decoration|Recycling|refurbishment|remodeling|renovation

G Plan doors oak conkers handles

G Plan doors oak conkers handles

G Plan doors - original handles

G Plan doors - original handles

G Plan doors - oak conker handles

G Plan doors - oak conker handles

The handles on this G Plan unit were broken off, so they have been sent away to have FSC sustainable teak replacements made.

In the mean time I have screwed these conkers from oak trees onto the doors, using the same screws that attached the original handles. This also stops the screws from getting lost.

It looks quite good, perhaps there is a future in eco hybrid furniture, using actual unworked things from nature?

We have a friend who uses old tea bags leaves for pillow stuffing. True!

2 Responses to "G Plan furniture new handles, FSC teak, oak conkers, eco, DIY interior decoration, refurbish, remodel"

1 | Mexican rustic builder on holiday

January 12th, 2012 at 11:44 pm

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I’m so happy to read this. This really is the kind of manual that needs to be given and not the accidental misinformation that’s at the other blogs. Appreciate your sharing this very best doc.

2 | Geoffd

February 9th, 2012 at 10:06 am

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Many thanks we like to help all builders, that’s why we added the Spanish language pages.

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