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I don't disagree, but is there really a problem with that if you get the design you want for the price you want? If you are talking something like a couch, then
by jclardy 10y ago
I don't disagree, but is there really a problem with that if you get the design you want for the price you want? If you are talking something like a couch, then yeah you will have problems. But I have an Ikea table I use as a desk that is just laminated particle board with metal legs and it has served me just fine for the past 7 years (Along with going through two moves.) It is no longer my main desk, but it still functions and looks fine.
I'd say a majority of furniture in anyone's house gets very little actual wear and tear. Couches, chairs, beds - sure. But coffee tables, end tables, nightstands, bookshelves, tv cabinets, tables? Does it really matter if they are almost never touched (more then moving around small trinkets on them?)