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Making a Spice Shelf
Making a Spice Shelf
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⚜️ The perforated shelf for flawless organization: ⚜️ The triangle shelf for a unique style: Laying out a kitchen is...

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Wood use classes: what are they?
Wood use classes: what are they?
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Our TOP 4 wood panel use classes Class 1: Dry wood But what exactly are these Class 1 woods? Class 2: Dry wood, but...

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Original and durable rocket: a custom-made wooden bookshelf for kids!
Original and durable rocket: a custom-made wooden bookshelf for kids!
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The wooden rocket bookshelf A wooden bookshelf that is easy to assemble Ergonomics and safety Its playful and...

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Winter Sales at John Steel!
Winter Sales at John Steel!
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Hello Steelsters and budding DIY enthusiasts!! 🤘 Winter Sales 2022 kicked off this Wednesday, January 12th! 🥳 That's...

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Woodworking project ideas to do with your kids!
Woodworking project ideas to do with your kids!
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🪓 Some woodworking projects to delight your kids! A birdhouse A playhouse A vegetable garden A coat rack 👷 The...

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What is Brushed Stainless Steel? Properties, Brushing, Uses!

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  • By: Crouzet On 2025-10-18

    Bonjour, pour un syndic de copropriété je recherche des tôles acier inox pur protéger les bas de porte dans les communs des sous sol ( accés caves et garages)
    Question : faut il des tôles inox brut ou brossées?
    Merci de votre réponse
    Cordialement
    JP Crouzet

    Replied by: John Steel On 2025-10-27 Bonjour,

    La différence entre les deux finitions est l'esthétisme, si vous souhaitez quelque chose d'esthétique je vous conseille l'inox brossé.
    Par contre si cela vous importe peu, je vous conseille l'inox brut.
    Cordialement,
    Lucas SATURNIN