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3 years ago

The shelving is installed on the walls then the mirror is installed around the shelving. Are the cabinets wood or a veneer? Thanks, Really impressive

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Brightman Furniture
3 years ago
Hi Patrick.

Thanks for asking.

Planks on the wall to make level /

backboard with surround frame next/ CNC cut mirrors next/ and then veneer shelving on top.

Hope it helps.
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