hi there!!
did anybody chose the raised floor option in the kitchen with PD?? it's in the display at mernda and point cook??
kitchen options with PD raised floor??
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hi there!!
did anybody chose the raised floor option in the kitchen with PD?? it's in the display at mernda and point cook??
did anybody chose the raised floor option in the kitchen with PD?? it's in the display at mernda and point cook??
We were going to if we built the regent. Why ?
hey rel,
we are planning to have it and i was jsut wondering how it went for durabilty etc. i think it looks great!!
we are planning to have it and i was jsut wondering how it went for durabilty etc. i think it looks great!!
hey rel,
we are planning to have it and i was jsut wondering how it went for durabilty etc. i think it looks great!!
we are planning to have it and i was jsut wondering how it went for durabilty etc. i think it looks great!!
Ahhh
PD have raised floors i quite a few of their homes. They look fabulous
anyone else??
All I can see with the kitchen on the platform is a whole lot of trouble!
Lots of potential for tripping and falling whilst carrying hot, boiling liquids or food.....
hmmmmm I think it looks interesting but just not safe...
Just my 2 cents
Fiona
Lots of potential for tripping and falling whilst carrying hot, boiling liquids or food.....
hmmmmm I think it looks interesting but just not safe...
Just my 2 cents
Fiona
I must admit I do not like them at all and totally agree with Talinsmum.
A house on our estate took a long time to sell, it had a raised kitchen platform and all I could focus on was how dangerous it looked. I never critise any ideas that people have on this forum because we are all different and unique, but this to me is purely a safety issue
Mrs B
A house on our estate took a long time to sell, it had a raised kitchen platform and all I could focus on was how dangerous it looked. I never critise any ideas that people have on this forum because we are all different and unique, but this to me is purely a safety issue
Mrs B
my cousin is a physio ( but he never give me a massage! ) and he does believe the platform will bring household accident, e.g. a small kids toy hidden from your vision when you stepping down with hot pot in hands ,
so i agree with the former post.
i think PD put merbau or jarrah or iron bark timber floating floorboard so durability should be ok
but again, it is totally a personal preference
so i agree with the former post.
i think PD put merbau or jarrah or iron bark timber floating floorboard so durability should be ok
but again, it is totally a personal preference
thanks for the feedback guys, as we have a little tyke- it may be worth reconsidering.
I guess though it's no different to a sunken lounge etc- Hmm lots to think about
Does anyone actually have one??
I guess though it's no different to a sunken lounge etc- Hmm lots to think about
Does anyone actually have one??
I guess though it's no different to a sunken lounge etc- Hmm lots to think about
actually I think its a lot different
But it really comes down to what you want? if you want the raised kitchen and you're not a clutz (like I am
Fiona
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