Apr 7 2014, 10:14 AM
QUOTE(mrgoodgood @ Apr 7 2014, 09:19 AM)
Tsk tsk tsk.. let's see how many sound and superb rules you've broken:
1. Job done by ID and not the cheapest available carpenter, big water fish.
2. No wet/dry kitchen separation, maintenance issues.
3. Not using concrete counter top, won't last 'forever'.
4. Not using aluminium bottom cabinets (despite cabinet being raised and having aluminium skirting, it won't last).
5. White kitchen doors, blasphemy!
6. Using a hood, that stuff won't work.
7. Not using Panasonic appliances, sure break down faster.
8. Not enough ventilation for oven.
9. Front loading washing machine, waste money and electricity.
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But we are just human, so in my mortal eyes, your kitchen is superb~~
Congrat congrats~~
I like the full height cabinets too. They really maximize the use of space.
Maxime is not installing the hood/hob for you?
I would have go for a larger kitchen island, but that is just me.
I think the price is very reasonable. My quotation is a lot higher than yours
. Maybe I didn't squeeze the best deal out of my kitchen supplier.
Just wondering, do you have shelves below the island as well?
Whatcha think about oriss. Going to pull another fd for their blue/stainless/ wood kitchen. Was simply awesome. 1. Job done by ID and not the cheapest available carpenter, big water fish.
2. No wet/dry kitchen separation, maintenance issues.
3. Not using concrete counter top, won't last 'forever'.
4. Not using aluminium bottom cabinets (despite cabinet being raised and having aluminium skirting, it won't last).
5. White kitchen doors, blasphemy!
6. Using a hood, that stuff won't work.
7. Not using Panasonic appliances, sure break down faster.
8. Not enough ventilation for oven.
9. Front loading washing machine, waste money and electricity.
.
.
.
.
But we are just human, so in my mortal eyes, your kitchen is superb~~
Congrat congrats~~I like the full height cabinets too. They really maximize the use of space.
Maxime is not installing the hood/hob for you?
I would have go for a larger kitchen island, but that is just me.
I think the price is very reasonable. My quotation is a lot higher than yours
. Maybe I didn't squeeze the best deal out of my kitchen supplier.Just wondering, do you have shelves below the island as well?
Or was thinking of hiring them as the id n collaborate with my carpenter.
btw whose rules are those??
maxxon kitchen looks nice and hmm think about the same i saw in a lot of other kitchen id showrooms.
btw i would avoid belkin surge protectors. a properly planned electrical switches with rated fuse and calab and good earthing from lightning arrestors is the way to go.
eubiq is another option.
another thing has anybody here did upvc casement windows. They look awesome and its exactly like my house in the UK last time. Always wondered y they didnt make this as a standard here....
This post has been edited by cstkl1: Apr 7 2014, 10:35 AM
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