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@Adele
post Dec 30 2011, 01:56 PM

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Dformat is installing my cabinets now..I'm doing white and pink cabinets!!
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post Dec 30 2011, 02:47 PM

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QUOTE(@Adele @ Dec 30 2011, 01:56 PM)
Dformat is installing my cabinets now..I'm doing white and pink cabinets!!
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So good...mine one next saturday!!! Can't wait for that moment!! Mine one all pearl white!! 3G!!

Thanks for Unity Kitchen~!!
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post Dec 30 2011, 02:53 PM

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QUOTE(@Adele @ Dec 30 2011, 01:56 PM)
Dformat is installing my cabinets now..I'm doing white and pink cabinets!!
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rclxms.gif Barbie themed kitchen tongue.gif
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QUOTE(Erny_Looi @ Dec 26 2011, 06:14 PM)
Haha, thanks! use normal lense can't snap the whole kitchen in a picture. But my skill of photographing not so pro yet. hehe!  sweat.gif

How about this one~

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Under white lights and yellow lights make your kitchen look so different~
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hey Erny_Looi,

may i know how much does this kitchen cabinet costs? i want a kitchen cabinet exactly like in this pic, same length and design. u may PM me the price as i need to estimate how much i need to save up.

Thanks!
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post Dec 30 2011, 05:07 PM

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QUOTE(@Adele @ Dec 30 2011, 01:56 PM)
Dformat is installing my cabinets now..I'm doing white and pink cabinets!!
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Mind to share the outcome and upload tthe photos upon completion ?? I'm still sourcing for KC and I saw Dformat is having a package of about RM10k for KC, 1 slide+2 swing wardrobes. Heard that they are not bad too. Thanks.
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post Dec 31 2011, 11:43 PM

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Happy new year for all rclxm9.gif

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post Jan 1 2012, 12:06 AM

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Dear Erny, can i have the contact number for the cabinet installation? and how long will it take to install the said of cabinet?
in one day??
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post Jan 1 2012, 02:10 AM

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post Jan 2 2012, 02:18 PM

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anybody knows about thick glass countertops? Are they pricier than granites? Granites are quite pricey with price starting from rm35/sqft.

example like this

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post Jan 2 2012, 03:04 PM

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Recently have a walk in Ikea, very love their kitchen design. Always heard people say don't ever buy Ikea cabinet due to cheap quality and yet expensive. Is that true?

If so, any recommended contractor or kitchen cabinet expert able to finish like Ikea design and with cheaper price?
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got one question here... if wanna do a 5-foot run base unit... can ah? does kc ppl willing to do such small jobs? btw, what's the current pricing for base unit per foot run, abs board?
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post Jan 2 2012, 06:10 PM

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QUOTE(feizaiII @ Jan 2 2012, 03:04 PM)
Recently have a walk in Ikea, very love their kitchen design. Always heard people say don't ever buy Ikea cabinet due to cheap quality and yet expensive. Is that true?

If so, any recommended contractor or kitchen cabinet expert able to finish like Ikea design and with cheaper price?
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I loved Ikea designs too until a lot of cabinet makers and contractors assured me that their quality is not good. My contractor cum cabinet maker did my kitchen cabinet and it ended up as nightmare. It looks nice but bad quality and I highly doubt he'll let me claim any warranty later even though he says he'll come and repair for free within a year. My kitchen cost me 11.5K while Ikea quote is about 14K, both with solid surface but Ikea comes with the accessories and warranty. Also the Ikea price already include sink and tap. If I ever get a new house or renovate the kitchen, I will seriously consider getting Ikea. Of course let's not forget some kitchen cabinet maker that comes highly recommended here too. biggrin.gif

You may go to their website, use their kitchen planner to draw out your plan, choose material and get the price. Then take the plan to Ikea and let them add in other charges for you. If I remember correctly the installation price is RM80 per foot run and RM160 if it's tall cabinet, usually adds up to a few hundred ringgit. Other installation charge : Sink and tap RM160, Oven RM80, Hobs and Hood RM160, Delivery RM60. Play around with the kitchen planner and you will then know how to cut the cost to get better price. Take note that Ikea won't do box up.

Now, I have one question:

My 'clever' kitchen cabinet maker did not leave a space at the side, under the gas hob. Can I put the gas tank direct below the hob? Cause last time when I got quote from other KC makers, they all said it's dangerous.

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QUOTE(lowlowc @ Jan 2 2012, 06:10 PM)
I loved Ikea designs too until a lot of cabinet makers and contractors assured me that their quality is not good. My contractor cum cabinet maker did my kitchen cabinet and it ended up as nightmare. It looks nice but bad quality and I highly doubt he'll let me claim any warranty later even though he says he'll come and repair for free within a year. My kitchen cost me 11.5K while Ikea quote is about 14K, both with solid surface but Ikea comes with the accessories and warranty. Also the Ikea price already include sink and tap. If I ever get a new house or renovate the kitchen, I will seriously consider getting Ikea. Of course let's not forget some kitchen cabinet maker (Unity Kitchen) that comes highly recommended here too.  biggrin.gif

You may go to their website, use their kitchen planner to draw out your plan, choose material and get the price. Then take the plan to Ikea and let them add in other charges for you. If I remember correctly the installation price is RM80 per foot run and RM160 if it's tall cabinet, usually adds up to a few hundred ringgit. Other installation charge : Sink and tap RM160, Oven RM80, Hobs and Hood RM160, Delivery RM60. Play around with the kitchen planner and you will then know how to cut the cost to get better price. Take note that Ikea won't do box up.
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QUOTE(lowlowc @ Jan 2 2012, 06:10 PM)
I loved Ikea designs too until a lot of cabinet makers and contractors assured me that their quality is not good. My contractor cum cabinet maker did my kitchen cabinet and it ended up as nightmare. It looks nice but bad quality and I highly doubt he'll let me claim any warranty later even though he says he'll come and repair for free within a year. My kitchen cost me 11.5K while Ikea quote is about 14K, both with solid surface but Ikea comes with the accessories and warranty. Also the Ikea price already include sink and tap. If I ever get a new house or renovate the kitchen, I will seriously consider getting Ikea. Of course let's not forget some kitchen cabinet maker that comes highly recommended here too.  biggrin.gif

You may go to their website, use their kitchen planner to draw out your plan, choose material and get the price. Then take the plan to Ikea and let them add in other charges for you. If I remember correctly the installation price is RM80 per foot run and RM160 if it's tall cabinet, usually adds up to a few hundred ringgit. Other installation charge : Sink and tap RM160, Oven RM80, Hobs and Hood RM160, Delivery RM60. Play around with the kitchen planner and you will then know how to cut the cost to get better price. Take note that Ikea won't do box up.

Now, I have one question:

My 'clever' kitchen cabinet maker did not leave a space at the side, under the gas hob. Can I put the gas tank direct below the hob? Cause last time when I got quote from other KC makers, they all said it's dangerous.
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if it catches fire.. then it's very dangerous cos the path to the gas tank is vry close.. may i suggest u putted a gas detector inside your cabinet where you place your gas tank.. so when something is wrong.. u'd want to know it first
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QUOTE(vetkin_gray @ Jan 2 2012, 02:18 PM)
anybody knows about thick glass countertops? Are they pricier than granites? Granites are quite pricey with price starting from rm35/sqft.

example like this

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wow, this one looks very elegant but I doubt on its durability hmm.gif
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post Jan 2 2012, 11:00 PM

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QUOTE(lowlowc @ Jan 2 2012, 06:10 PM)
I loved Ikea designs too until a lot of cabinet makers and contractors assured me that their quality is not good. My contractor cum cabinet maker did my kitchen cabinet and it ended up as nightmare. It looks nice but bad quality and I highly doubt he'll let me claim any warranty later even though he says he'll come and repair for free within a year. My kitchen cost me 11.5K while Ikea quote is about 14K, both with solid surface but Ikea comes with the accessories and warranty. Also the Ikea price already include sink and tap. If I ever get a new house or renovate the kitchen, I will seriously consider getting Ikea. Of course let's not forget some kitchen cabinet maker that comes highly recommended here too.  biggrin.gif

You may go to their website, use their kitchen planner to draw out your plan, choose material and get the price. Then take the plan to Ikea and let them add in other charges for you. If I remember correctly the installation price is RM80 per foot run and RM160 if it's tall cabinet, usually adds up to a few hundred ringgit. Other installation charge : Sink and tap RM160, Oven RM80, Hobs and Hood RM160, Delivery RM60. Play around with the kitchen planner and you will then know how to cut the cost to get better price. Take note that Ikea won't do box up.

Now, I have one question:

My 'clever' kitchen cabinet maker did not leave a space at the side, under the gas hob. Can I put the gas tank direct below the hob? Cause last time when I got quote from other KC makers, they all said it's dangerous.
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I thought most people just put the gas tank in the space beneath the hob? Where else would you put it?
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post Jan 2 2012, 11:38 PM

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QUOTE(wdarke @ Jan 2 2012, 11:00 PM)
I thought most people just put the gas tank in the space beneath the hob? Where else would you put it?
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Get industrial gas , locate it outside the kitchen, like my company canteen ah? laugh.gif tongue.gif
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post Jan 2 2012, 11:56 PM

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All put under the hob. Is not a problem. Unless your hod transfer heat under.


Added on January 2, 2012, 11:57 pm
QUOTE(leeyung @ Jan 2 2012, 09:38 PM)
wow, this one looks very elegant but I doubt on its durability  hmm.gif
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If its tempered glass is very tough.

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post Jan 3 2012, 12:05 AM

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QUOTE(Tikietic @ Jan 2 2012, 07:51 PM)
if it catches fire.. then it's very dangerous cos the path to the gas tank is vry close.. may i suggest u putted a gas detector inside your cabinet where you place your gas tank.. so when something is wrong.. u'd want to know it first
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Can I opt for smaller tank instead?

QUOTE(wdarke @ Jan 2 2012, 11:00 PM)
I thought most people just put the gas tank in the space beneath the hob? Where else would you put it?
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So far all the KC maker suggested I put beneath the beside of the hob.

QUOTE(phoenix69 @ Jan 2 2012, 11:38 PM)
Get industrial gas , locate it outside the kitchen, like my company canteen ah?  laugh.gif  tongue.gif
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Lol... that will ruin all the money I spent for the kitchen.. doh.gif

QUOTE(weikee @ Jan 2 2012, 11:56 PM)
All put under the hob. Is not a problem. Unless your hod transfer heat under.


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How do I test whether it transfer heat down there? Just open the cabinet to see it's hot or not after cooking?
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post Jan 3 2012, 12:10 AM

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Open you will know if its hot or not. So far I been using Rinnai hod is ok. And do remember heat go up, not go down.

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