Rễ Sim wrote:

Làm Counter top bằng Granite vì Granite đa số lấy từ đá biển , nó nhiều  loạii vân và màu để chọn hơn Quart, nó mềm hơn nhẹ hơn quart đỡ sợ nứt hay mẽ , nó cứng hơn Marble. ít thấm nước hơn Marble, xài  đá Marble thì thấy sang , nhưng Marble nó có thể thấm nước mắm Phú Quốc hiệu 3 con cua nên bếp hơi bị thơm , cho nên lâu lâu phải lau thuốc sealler để chống thấm nước, phiền ...

Tủ bếp coi kỷ lại ở chổ bồn rữa chén.... nếu còn tốt,, chưa từng bị chảu nước xuống thì giữ , sơn lại xài ...có thợ chà kỷ rối sơn lại thì cũng thấy mới thui ...

thợ kỷ lưởng thì họ che ni-lông ngyên cái bếp rồi dùng thuốc và máy chà.... cho nên hạn chế ít bụi , xong họ lau bếp sạch sẽ rồi sơn, chỉ là phải vài ngày trong nhà mới bớt mùi sơn


Chời ơi !!!! hỏi woài !!! Đòi làm bếp mới mà có nấu ăn gì đâu chớ???

8DonCo wrote:Làm để ngắm chớ đâu phải nấu,  nhiều người cũng làm vậy mà, đem ra sân nấu

Cuom wrote:Dưới đây là cái link, Seasons check thử coi có được không nhe.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Marazzi-Montagna-Dapple-Gray-6-in-x-24-in-Porcelain-Floor-and-Wall-Tile-14-53-sq-ft-case-ULM7/205216805?MERCH=REC-_-searchViewed-_-NA-_-205216805-_-N#overlay

Seasons wrote:

Lót granite mát lạnh mùa hè leo lên đó nằm đở tốn máy lạnh. Marble thấm nước mắm take care thấy phiền. SS thích cái Sim nói cabinets đẩy vô không nghe tiếng nếu sơn lại thì không làm như vậy được rồi.  

Hỏi làm lại bếp mới rồi nấu.  


P.S. Viết cứ lộn qua granite với marble tùm lum

Seasons wrote:

8DonCo wrote:Làm để ngắm chớ đâu phải nấu,  nhiều người cũng làm vậy mà, đem ra sân nấu

Đúng nghen. Nhà kia nguyên cái bếp trong nhà sạch đẹp, không xài. Xây thêm cái phòng với cái bếp nấu ngoài đó. Muốn ra sân sau là đi qua 2 cái bếp.

Rễ Sim wrote:
Thợ sơn tủ có thể thay bộ đóng mở cửa/drawer mới . họ coi kiểu tủ , kiểu drawer rối đi mua bộ mới gắn vào thui ...

SS coi ở đây... nó gọi là soft close

Cuom wrote:

Seasons wrote:

8DonCo wrote:Làm để ngắm chớ đâu phải nấu,  nhiều người cũng làm vậy mà, đem ra sân nấu

Đúng nghen. Nhà kia nguyên cái bếp trong nhà sạch đẹp, không xài. Xây thêm cái phòng với cái bếp nấu ngoài đó. Muốn ra sân sau là đi qua 2 cái bếp.

Xứ lạnh có tuyết ngó bộ đem ra ngoài nấu hơi khó. Mấy xứ ấm/nóng quanh năm hầu như nhà nào cũng có 1 cái bếp dã chiến ngoài patio/porch nấu cho đỡ hôi trong nhà.

BeiBei wrote:I’m sure it would cost at least 20k if you’re to replace the old cabinets, counters and sink. But it would look weird if the kitchen cabinets look all nice while the cabinets in other rooms are out dated, don’t you think? Neu vay thi phai remodel the cabinets in the whole house but that would be out of our budget. I wonder if there’s a simple solution in saving cost while making our house look nice?

Seasons wrote:

BeiBei wrote:I’m sure it would cost at least 20k if you’re to replace the old cabinets, counters and sink. But it would look weird if the kitchen cabinets look all nice while the cabinets in other rooms are out dated, don’t you think? Neu vay thi phai remodel the cabinets in the whole house but that would be out of our budget. I wonder if there’s a simple solution in saving cost while making our house look nice?

Hi BeiBei, I am gathering info and trying to figure out how much it would cost to upgrade the kitchen and flooring. I will replace what need to replace plus appliances since my dishwasher already broke. I have to put kitchen cabinets which are still in good condition, into consideration since they are a part of the remodeling. I am focusing on kitchen for now. One step at the time, besides the cabinets in other rooms have different design, are not outdated and they don't necessarily need to match with the kitchen cabinets. Do you think so? If there is a solution in saving cost, I am for it but one can only hope.

Phuoc wrote:

BeiBei wrote:

We thought of updating our cabinets but realized the whole house has the same wood color. We don’t plan to live there for over 2 years so want to get everything fix up before move back and selling it. Repainting is not easy. We’ve spoken to the specialist and were told it would be cheaper to replace the whole cabinets vs repainting.

Seasons wrote:

BeiBei wrote:

We thought of updating our cabinets but realized the whole house has the same wood color. We don’t plan to live there for over 2 years so want to get everything fix up before move back and selling it. Repainting is not easy. We’ve spoken to the specialist and were told it would be cheaper to replace the whole cabinets vs repainting.

Once you replace one thing, you would want to change something else. Before you know realize it, you have upgraded the entire kitchen and possibly the whole house.

hoàng tử lưng gù wrote:

Seasons wrote:

BeiBei wrote:

We thought of updating our cabinets but realized the whole house has the same wood color. We don’t plan to live there for over 2 years so want to get everything fix up before move back and selling it. Repainting is not easy. We’ve spoken to the specialist and were told it would be cheaper to replace the whole cabinets vs repainting.

Once you replace one thing, you would want to change something else. Before you realize it, you have upgraded the entire kitchen and possibly the whole house.

If I were you, I would first find out my old kitchen cabinet is solid wood or not before making a clear plan to replace all or just the countertop, floor, paint, and appliances.

Seasons wrote:

hoàng tử lưng gù wrote:

Seasons wrote:


Once you replace one thing, you would want to change something else. Before you realize it, you have upgraded the entire kitchen and possibly the whole house.

If I were you, I would first find out my old kitchen cabinet is solid wood or not before making a clear plan to replace all or just the countertop, floor, paint, and appliances.

Hi chị,

You can view this clip, click from 4 minutes to figure out your cabinet material is solid wood or not ===>

It's a very sound advice anh HTLG. Thank you anh HTLG. I don't have the faintest idea if they are solid wood, how will I be able to tell, by looking at it or knocking on it?     

hoàng tử lưng gù wrote:

Seasons wrote:

BeiBei wrote:

We thought of updating our cabinets but realized the whole house has the same wood color. We don’t plan to live there for over 2 years so want to get everything fix up before move back and selling it. Repainting is not easy. We’ve spoken to the specialist and were told it would be cheaper to replace the whole cabinets vs repainting.

Once you replace one thing, you would want to change something else. Before you know realize it, you have upgraded the entire kitchen and possibly the whole house.

If I were you, I would first find out my old kitchen cabinet is solid wood or not before making a clear plan to replace all or just the countertop, floor, paint, and appliances.

BeiBei wrote:

hoàng tử lưng gù wrote:

Seasons wrote:


Once you replace one thing, you would want to change something else. Before you know realize it, you have upgraded the entire kitchen and possibly the whole house.

If I were you, I would first find out my old kitchen cabinet is solid wood or not before making a clear plan to replace all or just the countertop, floor, paint, and appliances.

The counter top and cabinets are 15 years old and out dated. Hubby wanted to replace carpets upstairs and vinyl on the main floor. House will  be repainted with new curtains before we move back. Our budget is 60k. Do you think that is enough?