| Thu Jan 27, 2011 | Post #1 | InvitingHome
Join date: Jan 2011 |  Post subject: Re: Kitchen cabinet material options
There are 3 common options for cabinetry
– wood, metal, or laminate.
Laminate: least expensive option and can
be purchased in nearly any color. The disadvantage is that they can be chipped,
and this damage is hard to repair because the color is only one layer deep.
Wood: “middle ground” cost-wise. Wood is
durable and comes in a variety of colors and finishes. Wood cabinetry can warp
over time and can expand and contract with the humidity levels in your kitchen.
Metal: most expensive option. Usually made of stainless steel. Very
durable and easy to clean, but they show fingerprints and scratches easily.
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| Sun Feb 06, 2011 | Post #2 | Maggie19
Join date: Feb 2011 | Post subject: Try Home Decorators Collection.
Home decoration can be a big and expensive budget and
it is always good to pre-plan and foresee the problems that may arise
beforehand to prevent wastage of money, time and effort or a result that
does not match to your original intentions or conflict with your daily
needs.Try to search of waht you really need. And you can choose that suits to
your taste of design and right to your kitchen theme.
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| Thu Aug 25, 2011 | Post #3 | ranjeetsaini
Join date: Aug 2011 | Post subject: end to end kitchen solutions,modular wardrobes ,...
Hi mam,
If i talk about Indian weather ,better you go for MR Grade ply OR BWP ( boiling water proof ply ) for the cabinets .and for the shutters you should go for laminates.as they come in no.of shades ,scratch prone and long lasting
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