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First of all, let's take a look of my kitchen before the renovation:
Entrance to the backyard:
Not that bad, I was once thinking that no need renovation, but I'm glad that I've revamped it and gave it a new life.
My new kitchen look like this now:
Some pictures of the accessories:
I'll post out the cost of these accessories at the lower part of this article.
One point to note, you may want to consider fixing your powerpoints nearer to the table so that you'll not be seeing all the wires hanging on top of each appliances.
The rice cooker and pot will hide the powerpoint, they're purposely moved aside so that I can show you where the powerpoint is.
If you would like to see my sliding glass door to the backyard and sliding glass door at the entrance of my kitchen, click here.
The costs:
1) Supply and construct walls and floor tiles, cabinet base & patch up 2 door ways $2,800, for quotation on my renovation, click here
2) Top and low cabinets, solid surface, stainless steel backing $$3,375. Click here for my cabinet quote.
3) Rinnai hob and hood $980
4) Baron sink $380
5) Fork and spoon holder $35, Dish rack $75, click here to see my purchase from Royal Fanco.
Base on the above, the total cost to revamp my kitchen is around $7,645, and this does not include cost like hacking the existing tiles and re-wiring cost.
If you were to take into account the cost of those electrical appliances, it would easily hit $10,000!
To me Blum system is not necessary, how many times do you open and close your cabinet?
My only regrets in the kitchen are:
1) Use of black colour solid surface, click here
2) Did not build the base for fridge. The base is around $100-$150, but I did not build it thinking it is unnecessary, some forumner commented the base works as to higher up the fridge, so it'll be easier when you wash your kitchen floor. I thought I would never wash my kitchen floor, thus I did not build the base, but the base does not build just for this reason, it is actually higher up the fridge so the door will not hit on your toes when you open the fridge. Thus, many times my poor toes were hit by the fridge door when I opened it.
Entrance to the backyard:
Not that bad, I was once thinking that no need renovation, but I'm glad that I've revamped it and gave it a new life.
My new kitchen look like this now:
Some pictures of the accessories:
I'll post out the cost of these accessories at the lower part of this article.
One point to note, you may want to consider fixing your powerpoints nearer to the table so that you'll not be seeing all the wires hanging on top of each appliances.
The rice cooker and pot will hide the powerpoint, they're purposely moved aside so that I can show you where the powerpoint is.
If you would like to see my sliding glass door to the backyard and sliding glass door at the entrance of my kitchen, click here.
The costs:
1) Supply and construct walls and floor tiles, cabinet base & patch up 2 door ways $2,800, for quotation on my renovation, click here
2) Top and low cabinets, solid surface, stainless steel backing $$3,375. Click here for my cabinet quote.
3) Rinnai hob and hood $980
4) Baron sink $380
5) Fork and spoon holder $35, Dish rack $75, click here to see my purchase from Royal Fanco.
Base on the above, the total cost to revamp my kitchen is around $7,645, and this does not include cost like hacking the existing tiles and re-wiring cost.
If you were to take into account the cost of those electrical appliances, it would easily hit $10,000!
To me Blum system is not necessary, how many times do you open and close your cabinet?
My only regrets in the kitchen are:
1) Use of black colour solid surface, click here
2) Did not build the base for fridge. The base is around $100-$150, but I did not build it thinking it is unnecessary, some forumner commented the base works as to higher up the fridge, so it'll be easier when you wash your kitchen floor. I thought I would never wash my kitchen floor, thus I did not build the base, but the base does not build just for this reason, it is actually higher up the fridge so the door will not hit on your toes when you open the fridge. Thus, many times my poor toes were hit by the fridge door when I opened it.
Thanks for the tip about the fridge base! I was thinking of not doing the base becos of same reasons where i doubt i will ever wash the floor... but its a very valid point about the toes!! I think my toes will hate the fridge if I don't do up the base!!! thanks again!! Glad i read this!!!
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