Showing posts with label kc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kc. Show all posts

Thursday, July 28, 2011

kitchen cabinet


setelah berbulan2 berangan nk pasang kc & mengumpul duit :P, kc aku pun 90% siap....sori la gambaq tak cun....sbb umah semak gila....masih ada beberapa ceklist yg blom checked.....harap2 lepas raya sumer setel...penat weh....

gambaq 'before' taken malam seblom kontraktor dtg....btw, blind tu akak aku yg pilih kaler & jait....aku request cam lain sket...tp ok ja bila dah siap....tp laki aku xbekenan....hohoho....well, this is my territory....:P

gambaq 'after' tu selepas one whole day kontraktor tu berkg kt umah aku...tp x100% siap....

1.nampak tak tiles tepi tuh jatuh...uwaaaaaa......sedih siotttt......tp diorg byr gantirugi...
masalahnya lambat la plak nk siap.....kena upah kontraktor lain yg terer sket...sbb kontraktor kc nih buat jd xlawa...so, xmo2.....pastu, pintu tu dah le glass....takut pecahhhhh masa diorg pecahkan simen nt......uwaaaaa....

2. drawer yg ke3 tu diorg bukak balik....sbb pecah masa pasang.....nak ganti tu kena tunggu seminggu plak....

3.hood pun xpasang lagi masa tuh...esok nya diorg dtg pasang....lupa lak nk amek gambaq yg tuh....sbb sakit ati tgk tiles pecah...

4. oven unit & tall unit xmasuk lak dlm gambaq.....pintu utk tall unit pun xpasang lagi....sbb pecah gak masa on the way diorg dtg.....masa dlm lori kot...tp sket je crack tuh....sama cam yg drawer tuh....

next entry aku boh gambaq progress & kc yg btoi2 siap eh.....

Saturday, December 25, 2010

berangan-angan nak pasang kitchen cabinet :D

GraniteEngineered QuartzSolid SurfaceLaminatesButcher Block
Brand Names
or Supplier
Supplied by Avanti and BermatiViatera, Caesarstone, Cambria, ZodiaqCorian, Meganite, Gibraltar, Avonite, Hi-MacsWilsonart, Formica, PinoiteJohn Boos
What is it?100% Natural stone quarried from within the earthMan-made: 85%-95% crushed quartz with a resin binder Man-made: Acrylic or Polyester PlasticsMan-made: Printed colors/patterns on a fiberglass backingVarious species of 100% Natural wood
Heat ResistanceNot affected by heatCan be affected by high heat (over 400F)Hot pots can warp, melt, crack, or discolor the surfaceHot pots can warp, melt, or discolor the surfaceHot pots can burn the surface
CleanlinessIndependent studies have found granite to be one of the most bacteria-resistant surfaces availableNon-porous - very resistant to bacteriaDeep scratches can harbor dirt and or moistureNon-porous - easy to cleanIndependent studes have found wood to be resistant to bacteria (better than plastic)
Scratch ResistanceHighly scratch resistant - small scratches can be professionally repairedHighly scratch resistantScratches easily - can be sandedCan be scratched - not easily repairedScratches and abrasions can usually be sanded out
FabricationMay require seams - various edge profiles availableMay require seams - various edge profiles availableSeamless - usually set on a wood sub-structure - various edge profiles availableSheet material is applied to a wood sub-structure - limited edge profilesWood blanks can be custom made into many shapes and edge types
AppearanceHighly polished finish - every piece is naturally unique in color and patterningPolished finish - consistent and uniform color and patterningMatte finish - with consistent and uniform color and patterningHighly visible seams - consistent and uniform color and patterningCan be oiled or vanished depending on the application and intended look
MaintenanceMay require periodic sealing to prevent stainingn/aScratches can be sanded outOil finish needs reapplied approx every 6 weeks
Price$35 sq/ft and up
(20 sq/ft min.)
Comprable to Levels 4 & 5 granitePrice varies based on color - many of which are more expensive than graniteInexpensivePrice various by species of wood
source:http://www.abellastonellp.com/products_comparison.asp