robgul Barry Bucknell is my hero Joined 13 Feb 2020 Messages 1,162 Reaction score 786 Location Stratford-upon-Avon 17 Oct 2020 #21 TJC said: I'm sure it's possible to grind up an old chipboard bookcase, insert new glue, and squeeze out a new chipboard bookcase? They may be onto something.. I doubt wood will get any cheaper. Click to expand... Possibly - but the IKEA blurb suggests that stuff would be re-sold as they give differing values based on condition the item.
TJC said: I'm sure it's possible to grind up an old chipboard bookcase, insert new glue, and squeeze out a new chipboard bookcase? They may be onto something.. I doubt wood will get any cheaper. Click to expand... Possibly - but the IKEA blurb suggests that stuff would be re-sold as they give differing values based on condition the item.
T TJC Established Member Joined 25 Aug 2020 Messages 94 Reaction score 24 Location Surrey 17 Oct 2020 #22 Ah, well that's less appealing.
