Window Seating and Desk

[BradNaylor]

Here's a nice job I've been helping my mate Phil with. He's the guy I share a workshop with. He has to take most of the credit for this but I thought it deserved a wider audience.

Cheers
Dan

 

[wizer]

lovely job!

 

[lurker]

Are all the white bits MDF ??

 

[PowerTool]

Very nice,love the window seating,and the bookcase fits in very well with the clean lines of the rest of the room

Andrew

 

[BradNaylor]

Are all the white bits MDF ??

Mostly...

Before I started exerting my evil influence, he would have used tulipwood.

Now, he's making money and has an 8 month order book!

:lol:

Dan

 

[Paul Chapman]

Very nice.

Cheers :wink:

Paul

 

[Rob_H]

Very nice - fits in very well with the room.

 

[OPJ]

Very nice indeed.

 

[Karl]

Really nice Dan - make sure you pass all the glowing comments onto Phil as well :lol:

Can I ask what finish you used on the MDF? Is it just gloss/satin paint (as implied by one of the photo's? Or did you spray the units up first? I only ask as I am doing something similair at home in our conservatory, and have been thinking about the paint finish.

Cheers

Karl

 

[BradNaylor]

Really nice Dan - make sure you pass all the glowing comments onto Phil as well :lol:

Can I ask what finish you used on the MDF? Is it just gloss/satin paint (as implied by one of the photo's? Or did you spray the units up first? I only ask as I am doing something similair at home in our conservatory, and have been thinking about the paint finish.

Cheers

Karl

Hi Karl,

I can't remember if you met Phil when you popped in at the workshop.

Yes, I'll show him the thread. He might even join up!

The MDF (and pine skirting and cornice) were sprayed with two coats of white AC primer and a coat of AC paint in the right colour in the workshop, followed by a coat of acrylic eggshell applied by brush on site.

Cheers
Dan

 

[Imperial]

Looks just right in the setting! and proportions seem spot on.