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Veneer dresser in bathroom, good or bad idea?

Posted By: Kellie Sullivan <tomtom111999@msn.com> (wbar10.lax-4-13-038-018.dsl-verizon.net)
Date: 8/8/4 00:40

I was thinking about purchasing a dresser I saw and turning it into a bathroom vanity. The size is perfect to fit a sink bowl. The overall condition of the dresser is good and it's sturdy but it has some veneer that is lifting and bubbling on the top and drawer fronts. I came to your site looking for answers on how to fix my veneer problems but I am starting to think I shouldn't purchasing this dresser at all. I have read so many post on how steam can fix bubbling and climate conditions play a big part with veneer. Can I use a dresser that has veneer in a bathroom or should I stay clear of veneer?

Messages in This Thread

• Veneer dresser in bathroom, good or bad idea?
  Kellie Sullivan (wbar10.lax-4-13-038-018.dsl-verizon.net) -- 8/8/4 00:40
  • Re: Veneer dresser in bathroom, good or bad idea?
    Maureen (cache04.nyc.untd.com) -- 8/8/4 14:14
    • Re: Veneer dresser in bathroom, good or bad idea?
      James Schooley (0-1pool247-128.nas2.sioux-city1.ia.us.da.qwest.net) -- 8/8/4 21:41
      • Re: Veneer dresser in bathroom, good or bad idea?
        Greg Scholl (ct-waterbury1b-56.wtrbct.adelphia.net) -- 8/9/4 21:48

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