Where Can I Find Such Kitchen Racks Besides Sim Siang Choon?

[Reno145 0]

Where can I find such kitchen racks besides Sim Siang Choon?

Edited June 1, 2010 by Reno145

[Reiki 0]

You may want to try Genova at Bendemeer Road. Think they have lots of such things too.

[patsy_sg 1]

Have used Song Cho for 10 years, NO rust at all. If there are any rust, can bring back to them for cleaning/polishing

[ngunadi 2]

Song Cho one is good but price is very steep. It's ard $200 ++

You can find similar one at Poh Joo Jalan Besar (I can not remember the brand).

Or, find a similar ones from Asia Excel.

Or, you can use Blum one.

[Newie-X 1]

Song Cho one is good but price is very steep. It's ard $200 ++

You can find similar one at Poh Joo Jalan Besar (I can not remember the brand).

Or, find a similar ones from Asia Excel.

Or, you can use Blum one.

Is Blum a name of the shop?

[infinitie 0]

Is Blum a name of the shop?

Hi Newie-X,

It's a brand name.

http://www.blum.com/sg/en/11/01/index.php

You may opt for alternative/cheaper Blum-like system from Ikea.

It's also Blum but made for Ikea...

Hope it helps.

[graceakaclouds 1]

Else, u can get them from Hoe Kee too....there's really alot of places that sell such....go to jalan besar

[trees 0]

excel, and those shop at balestier/geylang selling bathroom / kitchen accessories have a lot

[cynmari 0]

Can try Excel hardware - view their online catalogue.

German brand Hafele or Hettich - also online catalogue (more costly)

[booksntoys 0]

Song Cho one is good but price is very steep. It's ard $200 ++

You can find similar one at Poh Joo Jalan Besar (I can not remember the brand).

Or, find a similar ones from Asia Excel.

Or, you can use Blum one.

My contractor told me that one rack is ard $80.

Is it true?

I'm still thinking if I shd install pull-out drawers for my entire lower cabinets (which my contractor said is very ex)

or do normal doors but install pull out racks/baskets instead?

Which is more practical & economical?

Please advise.

[ngunadi 2]

My contractor told me that one rack is ard $80.

Is it true?

I'm still thinking if I shd install pull-out drawers for my entire lower cabinets (which my contractor said is very ex)

or do normal doors but install pull out racks/baskets instead?

Which is more practical & economical?

Please advise.

For $80, is it drawer or rack? What's the size.

Assume it's rack, is it the wooden/simple rack? Or is it stainless steel? Or is it Blum one?

For stainless steel rack or Blum inner drawer, it's about there.

For standard rack where the carpenter makes the box/drawer and install a track on both sides, it's very expensive.

[booksntoys 0]

For $80, is it drawer or rack? What's the size.

Assume it's rack, is it the wooden/simple rack? Or is it stainless steel? Or is it Blum one?

For stainless steel rack or Blum inner drawer, it's about there.

For standard rack where the carpenter makes the box/drawer and install a track on both sides, it's very expensive.

Thks so much for the info.

I think he referred to the stainless steel rack (wire basket), but size is of one-door width

So u think it's cheaper to just install stainless steel pull-out racks/baskets,

than to make all pull-out drawers?

[froggy 0]

Thks so much for the info.

I think he referred to the stainless steel rack (wire basket), but size is of one-door width

So u think it's cheaper to just install stainless steel pull-out racks/baskets,

than to make all pull-out drawers?

Hi recently came across this company, also dealing with this kind of fitting, though have not used so cannot comment. Got the contact from another forumer. Maybe if he is around, he can give more info.

Here is the company website

www.innerwerkz.com

[ngunadi 2]

Thks so much for the info.

I think he referred to the stainless steel rack (wire basket), but size is of one-door width

So u think it's cheaper to just install stainless steel pull-out racks/baskets,

than to make all pull-out drawers?

Definitely would be cheaper for pull-out baskets.

[froggy 0]

Definitely would be cheaper for pull-out baskets.

but i find that baskets kill alot of internal space, as compareed with pull out drawers. Actually the casement door type cabinet is the best for storage, but difficult to reach the inside things, esp when we become old , all pros and cons