followup - the camp kitchen cupboard

[abendgules]

Happily, edith_hedingham took pics of this cupboard, that made such a difference to the kitchen setup. I can recommend it to anyone who does flat-pack furniture for medieval camping. You'll have to consult Paul or Thomas on assembly, but I think it's reasonably self-explanatory.

Comments

[buttongirl.livejournal.com]

This looks fantastic! I am not up on medieval furniture, is there a reason that it has such small front doors? It would seem to make accessing the back corners of the storage area more difficult than a pair of doors. But perhaps in practice it doesn't?

[jpgsawyer.livejournal.com]

Its like that because all the pictures show such small doors on the cupboards.

As for access it wasn't that bad and actually having a small door (its one third the size of the shelf) helped to hide what we had sitting inside.

I will try to post the documents on this enterprise soon. Been a bit busy sorry folks. ;D

[larmer.livejournal.com]

Nice. I look forward to learning more about this. Thanks.

[jpgsawyer.livejournal.com]

Hi,
Here is a little more detail on the cupboard.

http://jpgsawyer.weebly.com/aumbry-cupboard.html

Any questions just ask.