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Take a look at this amazing bedroom suite! We are absolutely in love with this project and we’re sure you will be too! Our friend Klynt at Marcusse Construction sent us over pictures of the bedroom suite he built using several Osborne products, and all we have to say is OH MY STARS! Klynt ordered…
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For decades Osborne Wood Products has been shipping unfinished wood components throughout the United States and Canada. But did you know that Osborne also ships internationally? At Osborne, we have delivered quality wood components to customers all over the world! In fact, we’ve shipped to Japan, Germany, England, and even Australia (just to name a few)! Recently,…
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Customer service is the number one goal at Osborne Wood Products. That includes delivering a product of the highest quality to our customers, no matter where they are located. In fact, Osborne ships internationally! Whether you live in the USA, Canada, Australia, or anywhere in between, we would love to work with you on your next…
Rob C. of Florida, a customer at Osborne Wood Products, sent us some great pictures that showcase some of his work. Rob is not only dedicated to providing quality products to his customers, but saving them money along the way. Let’s take a look at some of Rob’s handy-work: The Carpi Classic Corbels (Part #8000) make an excellent…
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This week we received a beautiful kitchen island photo from customer Classic Woodworking of Ephrata, Pennsylvania. Classic Woodworking needed some embellishments for the kitchen island and decided on our Square Mission Island Posts (Part #1445) and Carpi Classic Corbels (Part #8000) in paint grade soft maple. As can be seen from the pictures, the legs and corbels add the perfect touch of elegance to…
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