Doghouse
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What's Danish?
The wall unit we bought in 1976. It has teak veneer and came in four sections. It's about 9ft long.

The large cabinet on the left was designed to hold a TV, but I adapted it to hold my turntable and cassette player I bought in 1972. (The latter changed last year)

It has a cocktail cabinet at the other end, but my wife uses it to store her card making gear.
The cupboards above are deep enough to hold albums, but I use one side for sheet music albums for my Yamaha Tyros 5 and some CDs in racks. I cut down eight to half size to fit over others, to fill the space.

The drawers are very deep, I keep a lot of cassettes and more CDs in one.
The speaker either side too, have teak veneer, they're Goodman's Havant I also bought in 1972. The 1980s Leak tuner/amp I bought this year. I had several different ones before that. I've three spares of different makes.
The frame as you can see is quite thick and is very sturdy.

As furniture, it's been in and out of fashion for decades, but never with us. It's still immaculate.
I've never seen anything that's remotely like it.
The wall unit we bought in 1976. It has teak veneer and came in four sections. It's about 9ft long.

The large cabinet on the left was designed to hold a TV, but I adapted it to hold my turntable and cassette player I bought in 1972. (The latter changed last year)

It has a cocktail cabinet at the other end, but my wife uses it to store her card making gear.
The cupboards above are deep enough to hold albums, but I use one side for sheet music albums for my Yamaha Tyros 5 and some CDs in racks. I cut down eight to half size to fit over others, to fill the space.

The drawers are very deep, I keep a lot of cassettes and more CDs in one.
The speaker either side too, have teak veneer, they're Goodman's Havant I also bought in 1972. The 1980s Leak tuner/amp I bought this year. I had several different ones before that. I've three spares of different makes.
The frame as you can see is quite thick and is very sturdy.

As furniture, it's been in and out of fashion for decades, but never with us. It's still immaculate.
I've never seen anything that's remotely like it.
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