Some might think I only make models, but every now and then I also make a piece of furniture. This TV cabinet is mounted "floating" and is approximately 3 meters long, 40 cm deep, and 30 cm high. It has two drawers and one swing door. The inner cabinets/units are made of pine, and the top is oak. The oak is 4 cm thick and comes from a dining table I bought at a recycling center. The surface is treated with Osmo. The drawers are push-to-open and push-to-close, made by BLUM (the most expensive part of the cabinet). Because of the 120 cm width, they are equipped with a stabilizer and are electrically operated. That's a real luxury, but from experience, I know that a combination of soft-open and soft-close non electric mechanisms can sometimes falter. A color-adjustable LED strip is mounted in the top and on the underside of the stand. The floating installation was quite a job, because a small part of the wall is made of plasterboard.
