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| 230924 | "Adam R. Maxwell" <amaxwell@m... | Jun-12-2012 | Re: project progress & question |
On Jun 10, 2012, at 18:14 , Kirk Eppler <eppler.kirk@g...> wrote: > Nice use of the beer bottle for scale. It's a frame of reference a lot of us understand... > I think the frame no frame decision goes with style around it, where is it going, what does the rest of your house look like, etc. > > I have always thought of frameless as european or more modern, framed being more traditional. So, if your house has an 1884 pedigree, I think I'd go framed. A couple others have suggested that offlist, as well. For the record, it's a rental house built in 2004, and the cabinets are particle board with oak face frames. If framed is more traditional, though, that works out all around. thanks, Adam ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | |||
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