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It's solid oak. Just the material would retail for around £20-30. The price is outrageous compared to something from Jysk (Danish version of Ikea), and I woul
by Symbiote 5y ago
It's solid oak. Just the material would retail for around £20-30.
The price is outrageous compared to something from Jysk (Danish version of Ikea), and I wouldn't buy it, but it is within the general price range of Danish designer furniture.
Example, £200 for a 150cm oak shelf: https://www.bolia.com/da-dk/produkter/04-008-11_15934774/ https://www.bolia.com/da-dk/produkter/04-008-11_15934774/
- jaclaz 5y ago>It's solid oak. Just the material would retail for around £20-30. I would not be that sure, the description talks of "solid oak & veneer", but given that it is all solid oak (the drawer is most probably veneer), it is anyway an industrial product. Dimensions: H11.3 x W15.8 x D15.8cm Using approximate measures an 1.5 cm for thickness to consider waste, I get: Back+back of drawer+front of drawer=3x0.12x0.16x0.015=0.000864 Bottom+Top+bottom of drawer=3x0.16x0.16x0.015=0.001152 sides+sides of drawer=4x0.16x0.12x0.015=0.001152 wooden pegs=4xPix0.02x0.02x0.03=0.000151 total 0.003319 m3, let's add some 20% more, 0,004 20/0.004=5,000pounds/m3 30/0.004=7,500 pounds/m3 I think a very fine european oak should sell retail for 2,000 pounds/m3 or less.