Looking for the easiest way to do this with just two people. This is a very large 3 door (w/mirrors) armoire from about 1910. I am worried about the very last part where you have three doors to get hung and top to go on, then bolts to tie top down. Thought about wrapping a belt around the whole thing to keeps the doors in place, then putting the top on to get the door hinge pins in place. Anyone done this before?

We have 2 very large armoires. We are renting a hoist to get them to the second floor balcony and we are removing the railings. We can't figuire out how to get them off the hoist once they are up there. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I know the wood is of solid mahogany and the detail work is very fine - long story short my mom's dad was old order Mennonite and the piece has now been passed on to me? I know there are many variables but an estimate?

The armoire is walnut. A piece of the front cartouche came lose and fell off when I was applying wax. Is carpenter's glue the best thing to use? The piece is about two inches long and very light.

i need excellently low prices lol but great quality and having a hard time in this greedy world finding it.

I need an armoire for a tv. Its not a flat screen, its a regular old giant television. like 28 inches. I'm looking for an armoire thats a darker wood and less than $300. I've checked craigs list repeatedly and ebay. Any ideas? I have a king size bed with a foot board so I'm basically looking for anything to lift the tv about three, three and a half feet off the tv. Any diy suggestions, please let me know!

Armoire backed up against an open "window" space above a half wall. Showing armoire area is 38in x 30in. "window" space is 96in x 44in. Any creative ideas for hiding backside of armoire? Or decorating "window" area to cover?

I've also seen small hooks sold as part of a key rack, but would like to purchase the hooks separately. I have looked at all the big box hardware stores without any luck.

Or just a picture frame, would be cool.