How can I get in touch with Bob Kloes about a project?

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Bob Kloes' site provides a Get in Touch contact entry for questions about custom furniture projects and general inquiries. Before reaching out, review the Past Work & Projects section so you can describe the style, piece, or scope you have in mind.

What the site offers

The homepage is a compact navigation hub for Bob Kloes' custom figured wood furniture work. It points to four main areas:

Section What it's for
Get in Touch Contacting Bob about furniture projects and general questions
Past Work & Projects Reviewing completed work to understand style and range
About Me / About Bob Background on Bob and his work
Kloes Specialty Hardwoods A separate destination for browsing specialty hardwoods

There is also a Custom Furniture link and a Shop Hardwoods link, plus social media links, including an Instagram profile for kloesspecialtyhardwoods.

How to reach out

  1. Browse Past Work & Projects first. This gives you a concrete reference point — a table, a cabinet, a specific wood figure — rather than a vague request.
  2. Go to Get in Touch. The site states you can reach out for more information about furniture projects and any other general inquiries.
  3. Describe your project. Include the type of piece, approximate dimensions or intended use, and the look you're after. If you saw something in Past Work & Projects that resembles it, mention that.
  4. Ask about specialty hardwoods separately if that's your interest. The site directs hardwood browsing to Kloes Specialty Hardwoods rather than the main contact flow.

What to prepare before contacting

  • The piece: table, desk, cabinet, or other furniture.
  • Size and setting: room, dimensions, indoor use.
  • Material direction: whether you want a specific figured or specialty hardwood, or want guidance.
  • Timeline: when you'd like the piece.
  • Reference images: anything from Past Work & Projects or elsewhere that captures the look.

Common sticking points

  • Contacting about lumber instead of furniture. The site separates the two: furniture and general inquiries go through Get in Touch, while hardwood selection lives at Kloes Specialty Hardwoods. Use the right channel to avoid a slow reply.
  • No project details. A message that only says "I want a table" gives nothing to respond to. The Past Work & Projects section exists precisely so you can anchor your request.
  • Expecting instant answers on pricing or lead time. The site does not publish pricing or scheduling details, so those are questions to raise directly rather than assume.

Quick answer

Use the Get in Touch link for project and general questions, review Past Work & Projects beforehand, and route hardwood browsing to Kloes Specialty Hardwoods. Come with the piece, size, material preference, and timeline ready.