Oak Dressing Room

[Russ]

Here's a fitted dressing room that I made for a client a few months ago.
I sourced the oak locally from a supplier up in the Pyrenees, generally French oak isn't that great compared to English but was really pleased this time with the overall quality from the stock.

The materials cost me around £400 excluding the net-curtains...

 

[Mattty]

Thats a nice job Russ. 8)

 

[Karl]

That's a lot of Oak for £400!

Really nice job. What finish was used - it looks matt. Also, are the carcasses solid board construction?

Cheers

Karl

 

[CNC Paul]

Russ,

Lovely job, I really like the wide fielding on the panels.

Did you buy the oak PAR or sawn ?


Paul

 

[Russ]

That's a lot of Oak for £400!

Really nice job. What finish was used - it looks matt. Also, are the carcasses solid board construction?

Cheers

Karl

Thanks... The wood had a great finish and we all decided to leave it unfinished. Yes, the carcasses are all solid as I try to avoid using prefab not through choice but due to the expense as anything from ply to MDF are seriously expensive in France

 

[Russ]

Thats a nice job Russ. 8)

Thanks!

 

[Russ]

That's a lot of Oak for £400!

Really nice job. What finish was used - it looks matt. Also, are the carcasses solid board construction?

Cheers

Karl

Forgot to mention, you can get a M2 of oak over here for under £400..

 

[Russ]

Russ,

Lovely job, I really like the wide fielding on the panels.

Did you buy the oak PAR or sawn ?


Paul

I bought the oak sawn as I actually enjoy making everything from scratch..

Thanks

 

[Russ]

That's a lot of Oak for £400!

Really nice job. What finish was used - it looks matt. Also, are the carcasses solid board construction?

Cheers

Karl

Forgot to mention, you can get a M2 of oak over here for under £400..

Sorry, M3

 

[maltrout512]

Nice work Russ.

 

[BradNaylor]

Seriously nice job, Russ.

How long did it take you? 6 weeks would be my guess.

Cheers
Dan

 

[CNC Paul]

Russ,

Lovely job, I really like the wide fielding on the panels.

Did you buy the oak PAR or sawn ?


Paul

I bought the oak sawn as I actually enjoy making everything from scratch..

Thanks

Russ,

I missed the £400 for the oak, but even for sawn that is good value


Paul

 

[Waka]

Russ

Thats a very nice job, the only thing that spoils it for me is the door handles.

 

[mailee]

Ah yes Russ, now that is more like it, beautiful IMHO. I do like to see those glass panelled doors they always look so classy. Great job mate.

 

[Woodmagnet]

Ah yes Russ, now that is more like it, beautiful IMHO. I do like to see those glass panelled doors they always look so classy. Great job mate.

I agree with Mailee, the doors are great. 8)
Very well done Russ. 8) :wink:

 

[Russ]

Seriously nice job, Russ.

How long did it take you? 6 weeks would be my guess.

Cheers
Dan

Cheers.. It was around 6 weeks - Good guess.

 

[Russ]

Ah yes Russ, now that is more like it, beautiful IMHO. I do like to see those glass panelled doors they always look so classy. Great job mate.

Thanks.. Glass paneled doors do work well but we used fabric..

 

[johnf]

excellent job Russ send me £400 worth of oak over the address is ???????

 

[head clansman]

Hi RUSS


ok , ok i give up how did you do it , in your last pic which door do you open first left or right , i'm looking at the joint up the middle starts one side at he bottom about two thirds up it changes doors ?? Must be an optical illusion or something, or am i going cross eyed . serious nice piece of work russ .hc

 

[shim20]

very nice, awsome work