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if open concept, built glass door?

Westerners' got 4 sides open, can make only salad & mix drinks, bread + kaya within kitchen. Can imaging if fry fish/veg? Singaporeans' most likely to be "1 side open" only, not so bad.

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Westerners' got 4 sides open, can make only salad & mix drinks, bread + kaya within kitchen. Can imaging if fry fish/veg? Singaporeans' most likely to be "1 side open" only, not so bad.

floor still sticky. i don't know how to cook. open concept okay?

 

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floor still sticky. i don't know how to cook. open concept okay?

- As I've written earlier, "open concept kitchen" is for "making salad, cutting tomato, plaster kaya onto bread, making instant cup noodle ".

- No gas cooking, all electric lah, microwave oven, built-in oven, electric-induction cooker, .......

- If you insist on "open concept" and insist on gas cooking/frying/steaming, then be standby to face : floor sticky sticky, sofa/cloth smelly smelly, furnitures/lightning oily oily.......

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- As I've written earlier, "open concept kitchen" is for "making salad, cutting tomato, plaster kaya onto bread, making instead cup noodle ".

- No gas cooking, all electric lah, microwave oven, built-in oven, electric-induction cooker, .......

- If you insist on "open concept" and insist on gas cooking/frying/steaming, then be standby to face : floor sticky sticky, sofa/cloth smelly smelly, furnitures/lightning oily oily.......

not i insist open concept, the flat i bought already open concept. How to seal back? built glass door. I headache how to resolve sticky sticky floor. I need to wear bedroom slipper in the house. Old folk told me it is no good for open concept. 会漏财的。

 

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not i insist open concept, the flat i bought already open concept. How to seal back? built glass door. I headache how to resolve sticky sticky floor. I need to wear bedroom slipper in the house. Old folk told me it is no good for open concept. 会漏财的。

I also bought a place with open concept kitchen. I plan to reno and put fixed glass panel and glass door. At least cooking, can close door. I dunno, but put back wall like a bit funny.

 

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I also bought a place with open concept kitchen. I plan to reno and put fixed glass panel and glass door. At least cooking, can close door. I dunno, but put back wall like a bit funny.

glass panel will help make the house look more spacious. unless u have a very generous living, putting back the wall will only make it look cramped

 

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i may be sensitive, i have bad experienced with beng tuan trading furniture shop, delivery man scold me for letting them waiting so long, open concept got like do thing not so smooth or not. how much it cost to built a glass panel and glass door.

 

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i may be sensitive, i have bad experienced with beng tuan trading furniture shop, delivery man scold me for letting them waiting so long, open concept got like do thing not so smooth or not. how much it cost to built a glass panel and glass door.

1. I have a 10mm thickness, tampered glass, 25sqft cost me $350 last yr.

2. 10mm thickness, tempered glass, 2-pieces top-hung sliding, door width = 44 inch, cost $650. I'm particular about kitchen entrance, must be "big enough"-originally requested for 48 inches, but the 2-pc door cannot be retracted fully, so choice give some "discount" from 48 to 44 inch.

Personal note: A small entrance make ppl feel "cramp" esp when more ppl in/out kitchen - give ppls a "stingy" feeling.

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1. I have a 10mm thickness, tampered glass, 25sqft cost me $350 last yr.

2. 10mm thickness, tempered glass, 2-pieces top-hung sliding, door width = 44 inch, cost $650. I'm particular about kitchen entrance, must be "big enough"-originally requested for 48 inches, but the 2-pc door cannot be retracted fully, so choice give some "discount" from 48 to 44 inch.

Personal note: A small entrance make ppl feel "cramp" esp when more ppl in/out kitchen - give ppls a "stingy" feeling.

can take picture of your kitchen with glass door. may be i too fussy as i first time engaged painter to paint house and chemical washing but they never paint properly, never using chemical washing for whole flat, cheated $200. It is like kena cheated by those indian painters, worst steal my hp notebook bag. I have bad experienced with beng tuan trading furniture shop, painter etc. open concept kitchen is no good.

now floor is very very sticky, i need to find a solution.

 

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can take picture of your kitchen with glass door. may be i too fussy as i first time engaged painter to paint house and chemical washing but they never paint properly, never using chemical washing for whole flat, cheated $200. It is like kena cheated by those indian painters, worst steal my hp notebook bag. I have bad experienced with beng tuan trading furniture shop, painter etc. open concept kitchen is no good.

now floor is very very sticky, i need to find a solution.

Here are the pict

1. Original is the "entrance" to kitchen, built half-wall, half is 10mm-thickness glass(25sqft), transparent. Left side is the 12-ft mirror.

http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/7915/dscn0598x.jpg

http://img94.imageshack.us/img94/4357/dscn0738m.jpg

2 Orginal is wall, knocked down whole wall, built up left & right walls, centre is 44 inch(original asked for 48inch), top hung, 10mm thickness tampered glass, 2 piece, sliding. Glass door=$650

http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/5117/image0194.jpg

http://img708.imageshack.us/img708/7931/10002577.jpg

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Here are the pict

1. Original is the "entrance" to kitchen, built half-wall, half is 10mm-thickness glass(25sqft), transparent. Left side is the 12-ft mirror.

http://img269.imageshack.us/img269/7915/dscn0598x.jpg

http://img94.imageshack.us/img94/4357/dscn0738m.jpg

2 Orginal is wall, knocked down whole wall, built up left & right walls, centre is 44 inch(original asked for 48inch), top hung, 10mm thickness tampered glass, 2 piece, sliding. Glass door=$650

http://img153.imageshack.us/img153/5117/image0194.jpg

http://img708.imageshack.us/img708/7931/10002577.jpg

I think for mine, will be twice yours for the kitchen door. I think my glass panels will have to be about 5ft each. 1 fixed and 1 top-hung sliding. But 5ft like very big. But ID say it's ok. He quoted me $1.4. Is it ex? My kitchen wall to wall about 12ft.

 

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