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Wooden slabs at the shop are not finished so that we can cut, trim, or change its shape depending on the customer's order. They are at step 2 of the photos; when the base coat is applied. Steps 3 and 4 take place after a customer buys it. These last 2 steps are taken to ensure that the wood does not crack or bend. |
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| ↑【Step1】Sanding down the surface to a smooth surface |
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| ↑【Step2】Apply base coat |
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| ↑【Step3】Apply middle coat |
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| ↑【Step4】Apply top coat |
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I t's very important to choose real wood for furniture. Real wood here means natural wooden slabs, not plywood or bonded wood.
I Wood including plywood and bonded wood gradually change depend on temperature, humidity and time. But if you use real natural wood slabs you can repair by sanding or applying a fresh coat of wax. Furniture that is taken good care of can be used for a hundred years.
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| ↑A door that had been damaged by wind and rain got repaired and renewed |
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We recommend a large table because it is a center furniture of daily life. It's for every meal, teatime, talking, studying, and guests. You can do all of that with a large table, and family members will come together. |
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| ↑Zelkova table. A 2.7m long table made of two smaller tables joined together. |
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| ↑The smaller half is mostly used as a dining table. |
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| ↑Japanese horse chestnut low table. combination of small and large table. |
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| ↑The customer who bought this table uses the larger half of the table for Hori-gotatsu. |
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| ↑Cypress Dining Table |
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| ↑Japanese Zelkova Large Table 220cm×105cm |
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| ↑Maple Shelf(left), Maple TV Stand(right) |
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| ↑Japanese Horse Chestnut & Walnut chair |
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| ↑Cypress Table & Japanese Manchurian Chair |
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| ↑Japanese Zelkova Bench |
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| ↑Camphor Tree Door |
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| ↑Yakushima Cedar Low Table |
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| ↑Yakushima Cedar Table |
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| ↑Japanese Zelkova Chairs |
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| ↑counter of oriental planetree attached to wall by L-shaped clasp |