prinks

Hi there - your home looks nice I have a quick question for you. My contractor has done up a similar feature wall in the living area in my flat. But, I see that there is a gap at the place where two laminate pieces meet at 90 degrees or right angle. See the pic. Did you face a similar issue? How did you deal with it?

Hi everyone, I am currently renovating my place and we have done up a feature wall for the living area. When I look at the edges of the feature wall (the place where the laminates meet at 90 degree or right angle), I see a gap. Please see the pictures. Is this acceptable? How can I deal with this problem? Thanks a lot, Prinks

Urgently need your help and advice. I purchased a resale flat and am in the middle of Reno now. In the kitchen, one side the cabinets were ok, and the other side quite bad. So I thought will do only the side which was a bit damaged. Initially, my contractor said that he will try to create new cabinets with laminates which match closely. But now, he is giving me laminate options which just don't seem to match the existing beech-wood tone! What can I do? Are there any shops I can visit to check on the range available and try to match myself? Any other suggestions? Really worried that my kitchen will look strange with two very different laminates. Pls help!

Urgently need your help and advice. I purchased a resale flat and am in the middle of Reno now. In the kitchen, one side the cabinets were ok, and the other side quite bad. So I thought will do only the side which was a bit damaged. Initially, my contractor said that he will try to create new cabinets with laminates which match closely. But now, he is giving me laminate options which just don't seem to match the existing beech-wood tone! What can I do? Are there any shops I can visit to check on the range available and try to match myself? Any other suggestions? Really worried that my kitchen will look strange with two very different laminates. Pls help!