Hi Sazeryn

are you using any glass backsplash? I like your laminate color combination.

also thinking of doing 2 tone for top and bottom cabinet, plus different colour for backsplash - don't know will become too messy or not?

Hi Sazeryn

are you using any glass backsplash? I like your laminate color combination.

also thinking of doing 2 tone for top and bottom cabinet, plus different colour for backsplash - don't know will become too messy or not?

backsplash behind the hob issit? nope i didnt.. my friend is having neither hood or any backsplash..she just use those disposable aluminum type for heaving cooking and her kitchen is still in good condition..

maybe.. in times to come.. if it doesnt wrk for me.. i might consider stainless steel..

My SIL is having black backsplash.. but even after she clean.. the black backsplash still look greasy..

I'm also not having the glass backsplash, budget tight But i seldom cook so tiles should be ok.

But i guess the glass backsplash is really nice to have.

some pic of the toilets... yey.. capentry is still ongoing...

My MBR toilet

Common toilet

forgotten to post the lights in the kitchen and rooms..

MBR - with lights off

Other BEdroom Lights

The Kitchen Lights

The toilets Light - Milo Tin

Part of the carpentry work..

We visited our unit last nite to take some pic.. just sharing :

The not completed feature wall / Tv console

View to the kitchen & the partition wall at the kitchen entrance

View from the Kitchen

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The kItchen Laminate

The ABS edging trimming

Top cabinet -

Bottom Cabinet -

One question :

Anyone had their built in Oven cabinet built this way? where the rack for the oven is lower than the counter top?

WIll the side drawers be affected?? will there be heat transmitted out from the oven? IS it ok for the fridge to be place next to it?

I didnt think much of it till my husband starts asking me these question.. this is my first time having a built in oven..

HElp...

This is the pic of my cabinet soon to be ready..

Image from the web for sample

Edited June 23, 201016 yr by sazeryn

One question :

Anyone had their built in Oven cabinet built this way? where the rack for the oven is lower than the counter top?

WIll the side drawers be affected?? will there be heat transmitted out from the oven? IS it ok for the fridge to be place next to it?

I didnt think much of it till my husband starts asking me these question.. this is my first time having a built in oven..

HElp...

Yup. It's normal for the rack to be lower than the counter top when you have 2 ovens. Else, if you level with your counter top, your top oven will be inaccessible.

Oven will give out heat as they are electrical appliances. More or less the sides of the cabinets will absorb some heat. How much ? It depends on the make and quality of the ovens. As fridge is an electrical appliance and need to dissipate heat too, I don't think it's advisable to place it next to your oven. It's the same as the fridge should not be next to your hob too.

Yup. It's normal for the rack to be lower than the counter top when you have 2 ovens. Else, if you level with your counter top, your top oven will be inaccessible.

Oven will give out heat as they are electrical appliances. More or less the sides of the cabinets will absorb some heat. How much ? It depends on the make and quality of the ovens. As fridge is an electrical appliance and need to dissipate heat too, I don't think it's advisable to place it next to your oven. It's the same as the fridge should not be next to your hob too.

Thanks Summer for the advise.. now am wondering how to solve this.. the cabinet has already been rooted.. and the fridge is esp just next too the oven..

Thanks Summer for the advise.. now am wondering how to solve this.. the cabinet has already been rooted.. and the fridge is esp just next too the oven..

If your fridge does not have a base, just get your ID to design extra cabinets to fill up the space. Is it possible to relocate your fridge elsewhere? It's common for fridges not to have bases now. Mine does not so that I'll not be restricted by its size when I need to change to a new fridge.

If your fridge does not have a base, just get your ID to design extra cabinets to fill up the space. Is it possible to relocate your fridge elsewhere? It's common for fridges not to have bases now. Mine does not so that I'll not be restricted by its size when I need to change to a new fridge.

it does have a base.. and the kicthen is too small.. haiz..

One question :

Anyone had their built in Oven cabinet built this way? where the rack for the oven is lower than the counter top?

WIll the side drawers be affected?? will there be heat transmitted out from the oven? IS it ok for the fridge to be place next to it?

I didnt think much of it till my husband starts asking me these question.. this is my first time having a built in oven..

HElp...

This is the pic of my cabinet soon to be ready..

Image from the web for sample

I never thought of this! my oven is also in built and would e next to the fride.

I think i have a cupboard in between fridge and oven though. that narrow cupboard cannot put food though. the heat would spoil the food i guess

have you asked your id?

I never thought of this! my oven is also in built and would e next to the fride.

I think i have a cupboard in between fridge and oven though. that narrow cupboard cannot put food though. the heat would spoil the food i guess

have you asked your id?

nope.. havent ask her yet.. will do so tomorrow.. cuz she'll be at the unit to inspect..

nope.. havent ask her yet.. will do so tomorrow.. cuz she'll be at the unit to inspect..

Hi Sazeryn

Ur house looks wonderful...Mind sending me ur ID contacts details? Thanks in advance...