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23 January 2013

Re: Alternatives to Laminate (Laminex)Kitchen Corner

Jan 23, 2013 9:48 am

IT all depends on weather you would like a pattern through the bench. if it is plain green, a marblo may be a good option as they can match any colour from the Dulux Colour chart and put swirls and grains etc. if you are after a High Quality laminate, you will want a High Pressure Laminate, not low ...

IT all depends on weather you would like a pattern through the bench. if it is plain green, a marblo may be a good optio...

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SurfaceSquared

15 November 2012

Re: Laminate = cheap?Kitchen Corner

Nov 15, 2012 9:17 am

One thing that i always bring up when a customer comes looking for benches and has stone in mind is that although it looks great, if it is damaged, it isn't exactly cheap to fix or replace. With products like Caesarstone/Marblo ect, it can simply be sanded back and re-polished to come up brand new. ...

One thing that i always bring up when a customer comes looking for benches and has stone in mind is that although it loo...

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SurfaceSquared

25 October 2012

Re: Timber bench topsKitchen Corner

Oct 25, 2012 7:13 pm

There are various forms of timber that could be used for your benchtop. We have found commercially that SVL (Solid Veneer Lumber) has been a terrify choice although it is a high spec finish and can be costly. Take a look at a timber kitchen benchtops at http://www.surfacesquared.com.au/kitchens

There are various forms of timber that could be used for your benchtop. We have found commercially that SVL (Solid Venee...

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SurfaceSquared

25 October 2012

Re: What makes cabinets good quality? What questions to ask?Kitchen Corner

Oct 25, 2012 7:05 pm

The answer to your question really needs to start with the price and then secondly the lifespan of the kitchen your looking for. I've read a lot of discussion and responses about the type of board or substrate that you should be looking for. Whilst this is an important aspect (most use MRMDF board) ...

The answer to your question really needs to start with the price and then secondly the lifespan of the kitchen your look...

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