I recently received a call from one of my “furniture finders” about this television armoire cabinet. Yep, someone actually threw it away. Here is the story of the repurposed television armoire cabinet.
![repurposed television armoire cabinet, TV Armoire Cabinet](https://cdn-fastly.hometalk.com/media/2020/03/04/6072334/repurposed-television-armoire-cabinet.jpg?size=720x845&nocrop=1)
Before I go any further, I want to explain my “dumpster diving” tactics. My email inbox is always flooded with questions regarding my furniture finds. This armoire was found in a construction dumpster. Which means no household garbage. Just wood scraps, boxes, or anything else which pertains to a construction site. Possibly a little dirt, but nothing that can’t be cleaned off. I DO NOT remove furniture items from household trash dumpsters unless they are on the ground next to it. I am sure some people do, but I choose not too. And trust me, I wish I could. Why, because I LOVE saving thrown out furniture. But it’s just too risky and well just plain gross.
![repurposed television armoire cabinet](https://cdn-fastly.hometalk.com/media/2020/03/04/6072336/repurposed-television-armoire-cabinet.jpg?size=720x845&nocrop=1)
Anyway, back to the repurposed television armoire cabinet makeover. Once we got the call, the Hubs and I immediately showed up on site. Luckily, there was a business located near the dumpster which had a few extra men who were eager to help the Hubs remove it from the dumpster. It was solid wood and HEAVY, so I knew I could not be of much help.
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