CuttingEdgeKitchens posted:Organising stone bench tops yourself to save $
Yes you can organise the stone yourself but as Choppy said you could have some problems.
Choppy182 posted:Adhesive child safety locks on 2pac
I wouldn't if they attach to the front of the door. I've always recommended these to people https://www.bunnings.com.au/perma-child ... k_p4211349
They attach to back of door and…
Choppy182 posted:Organising stone bench tops yourself to save $
With stone, you are paying for a slab, which I think from memory are 3600x1200. So for example if you wanted a small vanity with stone tops, you have to…
Joejoemetoo posted:Waterfall on island bench
Everything goes out of style sooner or later. I say if you like it, then do it.
We’re putting one in. To me it makes the kitchen look more grand.
CuttingEdgeKitchens posted:2Pac!
The person who told you that might be trying to sell you a product that they make more profit on or they sell cheap single pack polyurethane that does chip…
kirashogun posted:2Pac!
High impact hard objects, yes they do chip. But otherwise hard wearing. Think of it as glass. Everyday wear and tear is not a problem but when it shatters it…
CuttingEdgeKitchens posted:2Pac!
There website actually says "Additionally, should the surface have superficial microscratches, heat actually helps to repair them"
I don't think the OP is talking about microscratches. If so microscratches can be…
MisterSlope posted:2Pac!
Another alternative to 2Pac is Fenix, http://www.fenixforinteriors.com/en/about. Scratches can be removed by applying heat. The price is comparable to 2Pac.
I know this product is available in…
