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CantiShelf
by Urban Tree Salvage Retail price: $ Status: The CantiShelf is a modular cantilevered shelving unit created using locally felled Toronto Ash trees. Orders will ship in 4-6 weeks. This multi-functional Ash shelving unit is a unique way to display books, art and media components. Combined with industrial steel, the CantiShelf can be used for Residential and Commercial applications and is available in different wood finishes.
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A transferable $5 holds your place in line. Once this product has enough buyers to go in to production, you will confirm your order and pay the remaining $ to complete your purchase. 
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Starting with the 2nd production run, and continuing for the next 10 years, the creator is offering you the following as an early buyer:
Retail (online) sales: Wholesale sales: Corporate buyout: Corporate royalty contract: Clearance sales: MORE INFO Date posted: Preorders sold: Preorders available: Estimated time to production: days |
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Coming from a family of builders and engineers, it was only natural for Sean to be directly involved with the designing and construction of many projects from a young age. Schooled with design knowledge, Sean was creating furniture from material that was considered unusable since 1990. In 2004, Sean was the brain child behind Urban Tree Salvage and was an advocate for utilizing forestry wood waste. He has also educated consumers and university students on the importance of using resources that have already been taken down.
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Coming from a family of builders and engineers, it was only natural for Sean to be directly involved with the designing and construction of many projects from a young age. Schooled with design knowledge, Sean was creating furniture from material that was considered unusable since 1990. In 2004, Sean was the brain child behind Urban Tree Salvage and was an advocate for utilizing forestry wood waste. He has also educated consumers and university students on the importance of using resources that have already been taken down.
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