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Old 05-01-2019, 06:01 AM
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Default My 1970s "Ranch" Home has everything including this?
I bought this home in 1995 and it has everything! Bathroom fixtures in both Avocado Green and Harvest Gold! Sunken living room too! But I've never really figured out what this is. I'm thinking it was an indoor planter of some sort that was filled in with cement?

What do you think it is?



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I think you answered your own question...found this:
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It's a bench for people to sit on during parties and family gatherings, so they can eat finger foods and spill wine and beer on your carpet.

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I think I agree with the space for plants. My parents have something similar near the front door that is obviously for displaying...and/or collecting miscellaneous items like jackets, purses, keys. But it about the same size as yours, just a little taller so it's not as convenient to use as a bench.

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I bought this home in 1995 and it has everything! Bathroom fixtures in both Avocado Green and Harvest Gold! Sunken living room too! But I've never really figured out what this is. I'm thinking it was an indoor planter of some sort that was filled in with cement?

What do you think it is?
That could have been put there for almost anything. As a long time mason I have put all sorts of weird brick/block/rock things in peoples houses. Usually the ones like that are for seating or displaying a collection of something.
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I'd call it a tripping hazard, for those late nite beer cravings in another room and you fail to turn on the lights.
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I don't know what it is, but I think you are sitting too close to the fireplace.
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Nice sharp corners, hard surface, and close to unmarked steps. Might want to check your homeowner's coverage limits.
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I bought this home in 1995 and it has everything! Bathroom fixtures in both Avocado Green and Harvest Gold! Sunken living room too! But I've never really figured out what this is. I'm thinking it was an indoor planter of some sort that was filled in with cement?

What do you think it is?
Question is, when they filled it with cement, what did they hide in there? I'd rent a jackhammer and find out.
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