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8 years ago

Ripple Coffee Table · More Info

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JackJames Furniture
8 years ago
Hi Bianca

Thank you for your enquiry. The Ripple table is a bespoke piece. We would be happy to make another one for you, though as it is bespoke we can adapt the design to suit your needs.

Our bespoke pieces work on a commission basis. We would require 50% of the cost of the product to begin construction, with the final 50% payable upon delivery. The initial sum covers the cost of materials and a small portion of our construction time. We also ask for a small none refundable deposit to secure your space in our diary, which will be deducted from the final bill.

Construction takes 4 - 6 weeks from the point of commissioning the piece.

The first step in this process is usually to visit us in our workshop to discuss the project and your desires for the piece.

Kind regards,

James
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