tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950547958579509377.post3930712545676769044..comments2023-04-26T14:28:21.797+05:30Comments on Home Design Ideas: 2000 FAQ's on Home Interiors and Interior Design Best PracticesNandita Manwanihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/01263662940770974787noreply@blogger.comBlogger6125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950547958579509377.post-30800659504101852682017-04-17T20:48:07.971+05:302017-04-17T20:48:07.971+05:30Responses below
1.) Are PU coated laminates same a...Responses below<br />1.) Are PU coated laminates same as Acrylic?<br />NM: Never heard of PU Coated Laminates. You get ready made PU Coated shutters, not laminates.<br />2.) Can PU coated laminates be pressed onsite by carpenter?<br />NM: Again, not sure where you are getting the option for PU Coated "Laminates"<br />3.) Any disadvantages of getting the laminates done by carpenter compared to factory finish?<br />NM: Factory finish is usually better, only good carpenters can match it.<br />4.) How is Alaskan white stone for kitchen platform compared to nano white? Any other better options available for pure white stone for kitchen platform?<br />NM: Whiteness in "stone" slab is dependent on the lot and varies by vendor, there is no standard for whiteness available in stone. If you are looking for pure white then you should consider solid surfaces (Corian/ Hanex/ LG) - they have the whitest of the white available<br />5.) I am confused between Hi Gloss laminates, acrylic and DUCO paint for the TV unit and partition between living and dining. Which one will look best and which one will require less maintenance?<br />NM: Trick question really. Duco will look good but will also require higher maintenance compared to Hi Gloss Laminates or acrylic.<br />6.) How are PVC coated laminates compared to Acrylic? Can these be pressed onsite by carpenter (without factory finish/pressing)?<br />NM: If you are going for pressing the laminates onsite by a carpenter then it is best to stick to regular laminatesNandita Manwanihttps://www.blogger.com/profile/01263662940770974787noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950547958579509377.post-27071387754278226742017-03-23T14:41:37.493+05:302017-03-23T14:41:37.493+05:30Hi Nandita,
I have read some of your blogs...must...Hi Nandita,<br /><br />I have read some of your blogs...must say very informative.<br /><br />I am currently getting interiors done for my apartment and do have some questions:<br /><br />1.) Are PU coated laminates same as Acrylic?<br />2.) Can PU coated laminates be pressed onsite by carpenter?<br />3.) Any disadvantages of getting the laminates done by carpenter compared to factory finish?<br />4.) How is Alaskan white stone for kitchen platform compared to nano white? Any other better options available for pure white stone for kitchen platform?<br />5.) I am confused between Hi Gloss laminates, acrylic and DUCO paint for the TV unit and partition between living and dining. Which one will look best and which one will require less maintenance?<br />6.) How are PVC coated laminates compared to Acrylic? Can these be pressed onsite by carpenter (without factory finish/pressing)?Sweetyhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/15031933435476640765noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950547958579509377.post-26243711547429894072016-07-03T15:05:47.134+05:302016-07-03T15:05:47.134+05:30There is a Bangalore based startup called Invisibl...There is a Bangalore based startup called Invisiblebed (www.invisiblebed.com) that has something like Milano. I have however not used their products in my work, hence cannot recommend one way or the other. You may want to check them out.<br /><br />Rgds<br />NMNandita Manwanihttps://www.blogger.com/profile/01263662940770974787noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950547958579509377.post-81078728482598207142016-07-03T09:11:06.555+05:302016-07-03T09:11:06.555+05:30Hi Nandita,
Was looking for contacts who could del...Hi Nandita,<br />Was looking for contacts who could deliver wardrobes + beds (integrated) like Milano Smart Living in Bangalore. Any help would be highly appreciated.Navinhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/10790902866046219282noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950547958579509377.post-68896814731650876172016-06-27T19:33:23.282+05:302016-06-27T19:33:23.282+05:30You may choose between Elica, Faber or Kaff. I als...You may choose between Elica, Faber or Kaff. I also recently came across hobs from Bosch however am yet to use them.<br />A flame failure device is good to have but not an absolute necessity, also it is available as an option (at an additional cost) on a number of hob models<br /><br />Rgds<br />NMNandita Manwanihttps://www.blogger.com/profile/01263662940770974787noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5950547958579509377.post-21971280059224574572016-06-27T13:51:40.212+05:302016-06-27T13:51:40.212+05:30Hi Nandita
I am based out of Gurgaon and looking f...Hi Nandita<br />I am based out of Gurgaon and looking for some suggestions on picking up kitchen built in hobs with brass burners. Which brand do you recommend me ? <br />Also what are your views on the FFD (flame failure device) feature that only a couple of brands offer ?<br />Thanks for your advise :)Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/15549471738777281834noreply@blogger.com