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I've never done an intentional review for furniture before, but I'll do my best. ***Context/Disclaimers:*** * I've never had a proper office chair before nor used one at length (no office job), so I've no real point of comparison for this sort of product * **I sit like a pretzel** so while I will try to actually sit-sit in this chair bc... that's the point, my sense of sitting comfort metrics are probably way off * I got this at a little over 40% off with holiday sales and coupons, soooooo... makes it way easier to be, well, easier on this product! I know preventative health care/management is most important thing if you can, but... still. If you can wait and wanna...

I’ve been waiting for a while for a restock of the metric hex bit set, and I was wondering if anyone knows of other metric hex bits that would fit both the LTT screwdriver and the internal bit compartment. I’m in Canada so Canadian links would be preferred. I’m mainly looking to use these for IKEA furniture. If anyone from LTT sees this, I would be glad to wait if a restock is confirmed.

Rebuilding my credit and I took a chance on attempting a pre-qualification for a furniture store after assuring it wouldn’t impact my credit. I didn’t get approved and that’s not a big deal but looking over the denial letter I noticed that it mentioned a “delinquent or derogatory real estate secured loan.” I’ve never owned property and this doesn’t show on any of my credit reports, so I thought this was odd. Anyone have any experience with this?

Location: Pennsylvania. I own a rental home and I contracted with a company for new siding and windows to improve the value of the home. They subcontracted out the job and the work was negligent. It started to leak into the home. Whenever the renter contacted me about this, I contacted the company and they sent someone out to the property. I relied on my tenant to schedule this since he had 2 young children and a stay at home wife. After the third time calling the company to come out and not correcting the problem, it was determined that the products were installed incorrectly. At that time there was mold damage as well. My tenant moved out and into a hotel while the damages were being repai...

If anyone has dealt with something similar would love to hear how it was resolved. Here we go! Saturday, ordered a wardrobe online to be delivered. I live in NYC, don’t own a car. Order confirmed, card charged. Sunday, get a shipping update. Will be delivered Wednesday 1/14. Monday, I get an email saying the order is cancelled and issued a refund. I call. Rep says it shows that it was “over sold”. She’s confused, doesn’t understand how that can be done on the website. She opens a case and sends me an invoice link to set up a new order but with free shipping to make up for the hassle. Boom. Order confirmed, card charged. Tuesday afternoon, get an email saying delivery is no ...

I don’t know what my contractors used during our kitchen remodel 2 years ago. I think they had paneling from the cabinet supplier but it’s paper thin and crumbles if it gets too moist. There’s areas around the kitchen that are starting to fall apart from milling. The worst is the dishwasher area from the steam and moisture. We would like to take it all off any try put something more moisture resistant down. What do you suggest? Is there easy way to get a box store to paint match too? I had no luck contacting the supplier from the cabinets. Our cabinets are pos too and crumbled around the edges a bit where they installed tile. Honestly would have been better off with IKEA at this point...

"Lillian, make sure the jade key stays safe," a frail woman on the hospital bed, clutched her daughter Lillian Sinclair's arm, her voice trembling with desperation. "Leave the Sinclair family, go to Kingston, find Sebastian Whitmore…" "Mom!" Lillian jolted awake. Darkness engulfed her surroundings, the air thick with a pungent stench of decay. Her terrified gaze gradually turned cold. She wrapped her thin, twig-like arms around her legs, the movement causing a rattling clatter. Heavy iron chains bound her ankles and neck. Her tattered clothes barely clung to her emaciated body, which was stained with dried blood and countless scars. She was nothing ...

What do you carry with you? What do you store? Maybe I'm just a pack-rat and ought to be selling more stuff. 😅 But, I feel like my backpack is nearly full all the time, even after purchasing upgrades. I've been storing furniture in the warehouse, but then I have to manually withdraw everything when I decide to decorate. It doesn't seem like the game can withdraw items from the warehouse when you're cooking, so I've been keeping all of my ingredients in my backpack instead. It just feels like most items are things I want to have on me as I venture around town. Curious if it's just me? Also curious what items you're keeping and what you're selling!...

What I’m Offering: • ⁠Furniture planning assistance for spaces (condos, studios, bedrooms, small living/dining areas, offices, etc). • ⁠I help you choose pieces from local stores like IKEA, Mandaue Foam, Furniture Republic, etc., based on your style and budget. • ⁠You’ll get a space that feels put together without the stress of figuring it out on your own. What You’ll Receive: • ⁠Scaled floor plan showing furniture placement • ⁠3D rendered perspectives of your space • ⁠Detailed shopping list with item specs and prices (so you can order or buy in-store easily) Pricing: • ⁠Starts at ₱10,000 per room for up to 25 sqm • ⁠+₱500 per additional sq...

Built a rack to fit my Ikea BESTA. Bought the foam precut on amazon. Now I need to figure out how to store my mags neatly. Any ideas?

https://preview.redd.it/bwyhava6e7dg1.png?width=1365&format=png&auto=webp&s=a040055974d53ffabc0a775deda471ca9a2403c4 When I'm trying to make a map and add a player in game by pressing HHS and press build in, and my player just can't move or see a map, who ever know this unity kit assets template called "Horror Hide And Seek kit Mobile" Can you help me how to fix this, my player won't move or see map and enemy is not moving around, So idk what to do?

Hi everyone, I currently have 46 odd figures in five Blaliden units from Ikea that I keep in my insulated shed (I'm in the UK). I'm rapidly running out of space, but don't really want to trim my collection down so am looking at where else I can store figures. There are four Blaliden cabinets in my North-facing conservatory and I was wondering what sort of damage sunlight may do to them if I put some there. I was thinking of keeping 8 figures in them but rotating them all out once a month, meaning they'd all be in the conservatory for just over two months of the year. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

I’ve recently purchased my first power drill and have moved into a small studio apartment. I don’t have the budget for fancy furniture, but I want to make some custom shelving and bookcases to make my space more space-efficient. My experience up to this point is limited to IKEA furniture (albeit a lot of it), but I’m willing to learn. Are there any fun, basic instructional series for furniture making and basic projects (woodworking, particleboard and otherwise) on YouTube or elsewhere that a total novice like myself could learn from?

Anyone have a recommendation for a furniture store that sells around 30" square counter or bar height tables that aren't cheap pieces of ****? Have a small nook that I need to fit a table about that size into and it seems to be harder than I thought it would be to find. I've been to the stores around Carolina Place (Ashley, Haverty's, etc.) and no luck. I'm wary of buying something online without seeing it up close. Would like something a little higher end, but at this point I'll take all recos. Thanks in advance.

From our Ideas for Progress series: What About a Tinker Club in Reno To Fix Broken Items For Donation Purposes? A recent Reno subreddit thread with the question what does Reno need? had what we thought was an ingenious response by yankykiwi saying “my last city had a sort of tinkers thrift store attached to the dump.” The commenter went on to explain that if someone dropped off a broken home item, such as an oven, dishwasher, lawnmower, after bringing it in, it would be fixed and sold, or given to a person in need. They added the place employed people with practical knowledge who struggled getting hired in other places to do the fixing. Locals immediately responded they would volun...

Hi! I'm a small woman who lives on my own. I was wondering if anyone had suggestions for a really sturdy well made cart to help me transport furniture and other heavy things, similar to the carts at IKEA. My current dolly is pretty flimsy tbh. It'd be especially good if the cart come with breaks or something so I don't need to deal with it moving around as I try to load stuff onto it.

My buddy got me this old dado hand plane out of a thrift store. Obviously its for cutting a 1.5" wide dado, but my question is: when do you need a dado that wide? Is it for making furniture, or is it more useful for bigger carpentry type tasks, timber framing or something?

1) Switch one or more food items you buy frequently to a bulk purchase using your own containers (i.e., nuts, grain, flour, peanut butter, beans, rice, seeds) 2) Sort through a week's worth of trash and pick one or more repeat waste items you can switch to a trash-free product (i.e., packaging free or recycleable packaging), reusable vs. single use, or live without 3) Download your local recyclers recycling guide and make sure you're recycling everything possible (and excluding unrecyclable items) 4) Post "turn off light" signs on all household light switches that are left on frequently 5) Switch to LED light bulbs 6) Seal window and door air leaks (and anywhere you...

Got quote from these stores \- Van Lommel: very expensive, surprisingly they have their own factory, made in Belgium \- DSM : they procure from Germany, above average, after sales service looks challenge \- Eggo - comparable to DSM in price, procured from Germany as well. Not sure about after sale service \- Ikea - it’s 22% cheaper than DSM, 25 years warranty. What are your experiences with kitchen stores & quality ? Any one dared to buy from Germany ?