Abs Trimming Only For Wood Pieces That Is 1 Inch Thick Maximum?

[EkEk 0]

Hie!!

My ID just called me to say my feature wall they do 1.8 inch thick for the wood because it looks solid and more sturdy. However, they say cannot put ABS Trimming now because ABS Trimming maximum can do for wood pieces that is 1 inch thick.

Wood thicker than 1 inch cannot do ABS Trimming one.

Is this correct? Or am I getting conned? From my viewpoint, it seems that I am forced to choose between no trimming, or a thinner board, both of which save costs for the ID.

Please help!!!

[Air 0]

Hie!!

My ID just called me to say my feature wall they do 1.8 inch thick for the wood because it looks solid and more sturdy. However, they say cannot put ABS Trimming now because ABS Trimming maximum can do for wood pieces that is 1 inch thick.

Wood thicker than 1 inch cannot do ABS Trimming one.

Is this correct? Or am I getting conned? From my viewpoint, it seems that I am forced to choose between no trimming, or a thinner board, both of which save costs for the ID.

Please help!!!

What my ID told me is that only doors they do ABS trimming...those feature wall they don't do ABS trimming...but without ABS trimming looks a bit unfinished leh....

[raincole 0]

What is being written in the quotation? Maybe you can ask for cheaper price since they can't deliver.

[EkEk 0]

The quotation puts only ABS trimming but never say thickness of wood loh. Now ID say can put ABS trimming but wood is 1 inch see I want or not.

But 1 inch for a large feature wall so flimsy...

/cry

[raincole 0]

Ask them to give you 2 lor. then stick 2 thin wall to become 1 big wall lor. Maybe you can start a new fashion trend.

1 wall 1 inch, the other wall 0.8 inch, so total is the big wall 1.8inch.

If they refuse, then ask them how how now, how to get 1.8inch wood with ABD trimming. this is what we wanted, we give solution you cannot do meh.

Good luck.

Edited May 15, 2007 by raincole

[bullet 0]

Hie!!

My ID just called me to say my feature wall they do 1.8 inch thick for the wood because it looks solid and more sturdy. However, they say cannot put ABS Trimming now because ABS Trimming maximum can do for wood pieces that is 1 inch thick.

Wood thicker than 1 inch cannot do ABS Trimming one.

Is this correct? Or am I getting conned? From my viewpoint, it seems that I am forced to choose between no trimming, or a thinner board, both of which save costs for the ID.

Please help!!!

Again, most of the ppl here do not have full understand of material, even some ID is not experience on that. In fact ABS is just a material used for edging on doors, table top and any edge finishes. However, it is restricted to 40mm thickness as the ABS roll come in 22mm and 42mm. They will required to chamfer off the access to give a quarter round edge. However, if the ID is innovative, they can always design in such manner to join ABS together with maybe stainless steel strip in between; that will allow no restriction to thickness of the edging. PM me if you have any problem. I should be able to give you some suggestion