can i just order the kitchen top? like the one on the picture, L shape kitchen top?

How about use high gloss white print like car, maybe not turn yellow easy

Bro sure about this? A bit scare because I plan to apply high gloss white color on my nyatoh kc.....

I supply lots of nyatoh wood trimmings to furniture makers and most of them will spray paint to it, some using PU paint which is more harden. To my knowledge, all depends on paint quality and most of the time, i wont turn yellow immediately. It takes sometimes and by then i think you would be moving to a bigger villa ...

if you want to spray paint high gloss, why use nyatoh? that is such a waste imho
should just use MDF
if you want glossy doors, can also consider acrylic on MDF. I dont think it will turn yellow and also the finish doesnt depend on "good workmanship" like spray paint.

This post has been edited by idoblu: Oct 9 2014, 02:26 PM

I guess he is using the kitchen door with wood trims, as such it is usually made in nyatoh timber. MDF board is good for spray painting as it is very smooth. MDF should not be in contact with water else ...

Thanks.

MDF...quite weak to water if use for wet kitchen.....so take nyatoh
I like white colour so choose high gloss spray print and for acrylic if get scratch will easy mention and not nice.
If spray print with more layer like car paint, when scratch can do polish and it will look gloss and new de.

Hi,

Photos are impressive. Would appreciate if you can share the details below:

1. Is your glass splashback colored or non-colored?
2. How much did you pay for your glass splashback?
3. Contact details for purchasing glass splashback.

Thanks,
Sham

if you want colored glass splashback, the best is still Glasskote - http://www.glasskote.com.my/frame.htm
the color is infused into the glass. some use a piece of color something and sandwich in between two pieces of glass. I think those will fade. Glasskote is from Australia. Mine was black in color. No fades after using for 7 years.
7 yrs ago it was Rm55 per sq ft (tempered). Dunno about now. Their super white color glass is more expensive but not green like their normal white

This post has been edited by idoblu: Oct 10 2014, 08:52 PM

Thanks bro for sharing this glasskote because i looking for good glass for my kitchen backsplash. May i know how thick the glass?

6mm thick tempered glass

Hey,

Thanks so much for the detailed info shared. I am actually looking at light green - similar to the one in the attached photo here.
Did you contact Glasskote directly or you got installed through contractors who made your kitchen cabinet? If you have any specific person that you spoke to from Glasskote / KC maker, appreciate if you could share details.

Cheers,
Sham

Not sure why I am unable to attach the photo I mentioned in my reply!

i went directly and asked for the price. then i went to my kitchen cabinet maker and they gave me the same price. i think they do get a small cut so as long as the price is the almost the same I am happy. the measurement and installation are all done by glasskote people.
i cant remember the manager's name that i spoke to at glasskote. young guy.
what color are your cabinets?
btw what attached pictures are you talking about? i dont see anyone using glass backsplash here

This post has been edited by idoblu: Oct 11 2014, 08:43 PM

Right. I have not really finalized the color of my cabinets but I prefer to choose some earthy / neutral colors. I was thinking the same - contact them directly and then also cross check with the KC maker. I am in the midst of discussing with a few KC makers and yet to finalize one. Meeting a few of them tomorrow - Thanks a lot for your timely responses. Good to have these inputs and I can include them during my discussion with them tomorrow.

I was going to show the sample color (light green) in the photo that I have attempted to attach several times but for some reason it is not allowing me to do so. ... However, I found this image in this link that could describe the color am talking about: http://www.alanjohnson.talktalk.net/ajfurn...tempkitchen.jpg

you could ask for one of these samples when you go over to glasskote - http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Qj7CXjsbWB4/TLg4...00/DSCF3709.JPG

I think I know that green that you wanted. It is a very popular color.

Ha ha! I was reading up the same blog when you sent me your first reply! Thanks so much once again. It will be interesting to know what the price could be now.

I think ur pic size is too big....maybe u can resize and try post again

Something like this?

This post has been edited by fremont88: Oct 12 2014, 11:07 PM

Hey, thanks so much for posting the pics. Yeah, I think your second photo describes the color I had in my mind better!