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Old 02-17-2022, 09:25 AM #7
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The other day I was in the bathroom when one of the framed pictures fell to the ground and shattered the glass into pieces in addition to breaking the wooden frame. Would you guys feel comfortable with a framed painting above your bed headboard? We're currently living with family who do not want to change any of the decor and I'll admit the thought of one falling from the wall onto my head sounds frightening.

(this was the most recent thread with 'picture frame' in the search)
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