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Is furniture made from solid wood or engineered wood?
Posted 3+ months ago | 1 answers | 
1 star | Open
Related topics: wood, piece, solid, oak, furniture
Answer posted by njfurnituremart 7 weeks ago: Solid wood furniture is crafted from whole wood pieces, offering durability, natural beauty, and uniqueness in grain patterns. It's ideal for long-lasting quality. Engineered wood, like plywood or MDF, is created by compressing wood fibers with adhesives, making it more affordable and ...
What can fire tornados destroy easily?
Posted 3+ months ago | 1 answers | 1 star | Open
Answer posted by Anca Arce 3+ months ago: Vegetation. Small buildings. Vehicles. Power lines and poles. Debris. Roofs and chimneys. Fences and barriers.
Does a bar have to have a fire alarm system?
Posted 3+ months ago | 8 answers | | Open
Related topics: music, night, fire, open, bar, disco, lighting, alarm, system
Answer posted by jaydenreesuk 3+ months ago: While it may not be legally mandated in all jurisdictions, installing a fire alarm system in a bar is essential for the safety of patrons and staff. Fires can occur unexpectedly, and without proper detection and alert systems in place, lives could be at risk. Furthermore, a fire alarm system can ...
Does anyone know where I can purchase manchineel tree wood?
Posted 3+ months ago | 2 answers | 1 star | Open
Related topics: tree, wood, piece, size, wondering, trees
Response posted by SirBlazeALot420 3+ months ago: I don’t know what you could possibly make with it because the wood will remain seventy toxic till it rots away. The sap is extremely sticky and can not be removed from your skin by anything that I tried. It is clear and slowly turns black after about 8 hours on your skin. Overnight around ...
Can my employer charge me for the traning costs if they fire me? I signed the contract?
Posted 3+ months ago | 1 answers | | Open
Related topics: fire, working, performance, charge, cost, month, employer, contract
Answer posted by H00pla 3+ months ago: That might depend on how that contract is worded but if you had been there for two months, even with a contract saying they do not have to pay you, you can probably win a small claims case against them. Contact your state's labor board and they should be able to tell you if you have legal ...
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