> And the first
> thing she says after
> sliding it into the nook, "Why are there gaps? I wanted a
> built-in." It never
> occurred to me that anyone would build a non-square cabinet.
Incomplete specification, IMO. If she wanted "period correct", she should
have said so.
> Shelves wouldn't
> adjust, things would slide down the gaps behind them, etc.
"Period correct" would mean fixed shelves cut to fit, which pretty much
solves those problems.
> Nothing is
> square, there are no studs where there should be, etc.
Could always be worse. Many of the walls in my parent's house are solid
brick, 12-15" thick.
Randall
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