Curved Platform (is It Possible?)

[kennethcait 0]

Hi all, i've just got my new 4-roomed flat. Currently thinking of theme & design for the home & part of it includes a rised platform/floor at livingroom area for TV+sofa but wanted a curved rised floor, is it possible? Also is it possible to have a curved flooring of marble+stone/pebbles. Anyone can advise on this

Edited July 25, 2009 by kennethcait

[jaskel 2]

Hi all, i've just got my new 4-roomed flat. Currently thinking of theme & design for the home & part of it includes a rised platform/floor at livingroom area for TV+sofa but wanted a curved rised floor, is it possible? Also is it possible to have a curved flooring of marble+stone/pebbles. Anyone can advise on this

It possible, but will cost more also.

[Prune 0]

Hi all, i've just got my new 4-roomed flat. Currently thinking of theme & design for the home & part of it includes a rised platform/floor at livingroom area for TV+sofa but wanted a curved rised floor, is it possible? Also is it possible to have a curved flooring of marble+stone/pebbles. Anyone can advise on this

Sure it is possible, but cost more because more. Check out your floor to ceiling height too, if you are planning a raised floor and a false ceiling, it may become too low for comfort.

[kcsek 0]

nothing is impossible but cost will be costly....

[kennethcait 0]

Hi all, i've just got my new 4-roomed flat. Currently thinking of theme & design for the home & part of it includes a rised platform/floor at livingroom area for TV+sofa but wanted a curved rised floor, is it possible? Also is it possible to have a curved flooring of marble+stone/pebbles. Anyone can advise on this

Haha, thanks for the replies. Really headache to self design, so would leave it to ID better. Anyone have experience with Alvin Lee of A&D?

[diablos 0]

Haha, thanks for the replies. Really headache to self design, so would leave it to ID better. Anyone have experience with Alvin Lee of A&D?

Not really costly as mentioned by the folks out here. The cost is mostly because of the bending plywood which is used to make the curved profile, the labour/worksmanship, the solid timber beading used on the edge. I know because i am in the carpentry trade =)

Too extravagant to use marble for raised flooring...not advisable.

Edited September 24, 2009 by diablos