I don't understand the view; is there a break in the finish??
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If you're talking about the small image, it's the view when turned upside down. The small circle is the turntable. I've had this for quite a few months and love it. No issues at all.
1345283
The lazy susan is perfect. It's a dark finish with no breaks. I love it, makes life easier.
1345284
I'm not sure if I understand the question but the view insert shows another item on top of the main turntable. The turntables finish is uniformly very nice but darker than it appears in the photo shown.
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I'm not sure I understand your question but let me describe this item. The finish is dark brown, smooth, and with wood grain visible. The small view at the bottom right is the item laying upside down. The dark circle visible is the mechanism which makes it turn. I hope this helps.
2012783
Hi, I think maybe there is. I don't know what the classic finish is. This is almost unfinished, or, just oiled. I kind of wish I had gone for something more - sealed. I don't know much about woods and finishes, but I hope this helps.
89657
It looks like you are correct. For sure the tempeatures are reversed. I never noticed it. Good eyes!
951109
It's difficult to tell without seeing the glass(es) of interest. I would say it's a break. Now, the question is, and you're right, "how come that happened?". My first hypothesis, the glass was broken before you used it at first. If so, it's a bad manufacturing process and it's bad luck to get it. Since the glasses are delicate, my second hypothesis is that the break happened doing the dishes. In any case, the result is the same and I would suggest you to contact the seller. They are very kind and they even can send you a new batch of glasses. Also, you should not tell people not to buy it since we are a lot, I think, to have a great experience with the Grosche Oslo DuoTherm Glasses. It's difficult to tell without seeing the glass(es) of interest. I would say it's a break. Now, the question is, and you're right, "how come that happened?". My first hypothesis, the glass was broken before you used it at first. If so, it's a bad manufacturing process and it's bad luck to get it. Since the glasses are delicate, my second hypothesis is that the break happened doing the dishes. In any case, the result is the same and I would suggest you to contact the seller. They are very kind and they even can send you a new batch of glasses. Also, you should not tell people not... » Read More It's difficult to tell without seeing the glass(es) of interest. I would say it's a break. Now, the question is, and you're right, "how come that happened?". My first hypothesis, the glass was broken before you used it at first. If so, it's a bad manufacturing process and it's bad luck to get it. Since the glasses are delicate, my second hypothesis is that the break happened doing the dishes. In any case, the result is the same and I would suggest you to contact the seller. They are very kind and they even can send you a new batch of glasses. Also, you should not tell people not to buy it since we are a lot, I think, to have a great experience with the Grosche Oslo DuoTherm Glasses. « Show Less
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I would describe it as finished. It is not completely open such that if you open the doors below the sink you can see through. There are oddly enough what look like little cubbies to the left of the sink back. I assume they are storage.
493315
I think you are referring to the way the light is shining in the picture shown. There are no dark spots in the middle of any of the utensils. This is just a reflection that you are seeing.
1189734
The previous answers are correct. Take a little extra caution on very similar parts for specific spots(glides) and that the panels are facing correct direction. On balance, this is a better constructed, better directions than most.
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Hmmm. Strange. Can you give me a little bit more info. I'm not sure what you mean by air coming out the side. Terry.cobb@gmail.com
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The Cut is pretty clean on the surface, though due to using a 'snapping' method to create the break it will leave a squared off edge. You may want to use a tile rubbing stone to clean up the edge a bit, but the surface of the tile, (I just tested it out,) looks clean.
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There is a visible seam on it. Like all lampshades have. You can position it to a side where it isn't as noticeable.
774011
Our table seems to be well balanced. We haven't noticed anything odd. I can remember my husband saying that the bottom stands that the legs are on ..are twisted in. I guess I would measure the height of the legs to make sure they are all at the same height. Maybe one needs to be twisted further? Just a thought.
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That is a wide foot on the bottom edge. There are three of them. You can't see the others at that angle.
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Hi.. It would appear it is only a design function, i my self would avoid anything that could be effected by the wind etc. i would just stick with the tried and true, happy viewing.
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I believe it is because the outer rails are arched rather than straight. I checked photos on google, other models are straight on all sides. Hope this helps!
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That is what I thought too.But if you look closely,there is a little square ,a picture of what the assembled pieces would look like.It is up to you if you want to follow it to the "T" or you want widen the pattern or shorten it or add your own variation.It all work!
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Oh Stefanie, I'm so sorry I bought this for our second home, and we won't be there until Monday the 23rd. I would not want to make a "guess" as to the finish. I can respond then, if it's not to late for you. Kathy
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I would return it. There are no visible seams, so it is probably a hairline crack.