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   David_Edrington | Feb 02, 1999 01:41am | #1

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   Cliffman,

   I thought the switchplate matched the pine paneling pretty well. What was your concern? I do appreciate your posting of another source for the covers.

   Edrington

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   John_K._Barrett | Feb 09, 1999 08:48am | #2

   *Cliffman: Thanks for the website. We recently had a horribly experience making a hole bunch of coverplates ourselves. They were out of sugar pine and most of them kept curling during the finish process. JKB

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   cliffman | Feb 09, 1999 08:48am | #3

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   The Mar'99 FH cover features a warm &rustic country kitchen. In the photo, a switchplate is shown on the right. Too bad the builders didn't know about one of our little
   b secrets
   here in the Rocky Mountains.
   There is a company in Lakewood, Colorado that mfr's custom wooden switchplates. They make 'em out of solid stock (any specie), for any kind of use. Most importantly, they're normal sized relative to metal or plastic, and they really match the work.
   You can find out more at
   b http://www.coverplate.com
   or call TORRENCE COVERPLATES at
   303-232-5673.
   They're real popular here in the Rockies with people doing nicer homes and quality millwork/wood interiors.