LI NING STORE 2 COMPLETE!

We recently wrapped up at the new Li Ning store in the pearl. This is adjacent to the first space we did for them at 910 NW Hoyt.

Similar to the space next door, we built two bent-woood window displays.

This display greets visitors at the entrance. This is installed completely flush to the drywall with a 1/2" reveal around the perimeter.

The customer counter is white lacquer body with a powdercoat steel top for strength and durability. The face is powder coated aluminum, with a led lit logo and reveal.

In the middle of the store, we fabricated two 20 foot long, curved slat-wall systems. The foyer display is in the distance.

MADE sign at night

We illuminated the MADE sign last week for the first time! It is lit using low voltage LED lights, drawing only 18 watts.

The sign at night.

WORKING WITH BEAMS

These are beams that we are re-purposing to be used as coffee tables in Stumptown's Division St. cafe. Thanks to Creative WW for use of their shop!

Here are the fir beams in their rough state. 12" x 16" x 14' to start. These came from a grain elevator in Sherman County Oregon.

Rough cutting the beams to length. These are 14' long to start. Not our typical "fine" woodworking!

Rough cut lengths piling up....

Here are all the parts for the tables. Each length will later be cut in half once again...

Band-sawing to width. Now back to MADE for final milling, sanding, and assembly. Finished product photos to follow...