Mabuhay how I love Philippines and people. You know that corner there, that seam..... it might give you a problem later...but I am happy to see you working with solid surface material in this very simple approach.. I know the kitchen in the philippines. This is a HUGE improvement, but a very expensive material. Maybe making a cement countertop would be cheaper and also very nice in the end...they have special cement for that (for which they also charge expensive hahah) Oh it is hard to make everyone happy today. Good luck and be well!
Boss ask lng po sana. Kapag quartz pla d na kylngan bibilugin ung gilid na ktulad ng granite? At kung concrete mmn ang lababo nadikit nmn ba ng maayos sa cement ung quartz? Slamat boss sna masagot mo...
Sa dugtungan may Sarili syang pandikit na kakulay sa facia Naman wag mo lang ipantay sa harap pasoko lang mga 5mm pero kung synthetic may video Ako Ng pagseemless nyan
Problema tlga ung pinatungan ng quartz dahil kadalasan marine plywood ginagamit hndi magtagal yan pag nabulok ang marine doon na magka gap ang dugtungan ng quartz. Un ang nangyari sa bahay ko sayang lng gastos.
@@jonelynacay1954 sa palagay ko at sa na experience ko sa kitchen ko tama po mas matibay ang buhos at mas madali mag maintenance halimbawa masira ang pintuan ng cabinet. Ung modular na yan mgnda lng yan pag bago pa pero aftr 5 years jan na sakit sa ulo at ung kitchen ko pa madalang lng ginagamit dhil may dirty kitchen ako.
@@jonelynacay1954 But I am considering po ung gawa sa PVC board na 3/4 na pwde siya pinturahan or pwede ron lamination wla pa lng inputs. May vlog si Architect Ed dito sa mga board na ito.
