No salt water in the kitchen, so not a problem. It is only an issue for the aluminium anyway.
stylus1,
Apr 2, 8:24pm
just go for 18mm MDF and buy better for drawer/door fronts. Most cabinets a re made on a 60cm matrix so you could ask your shop to cut panels for you. Buy a decent countertop though. Paint using small foam roller. If doors get bashed it's easy to make new ones.
gamefisher,
Apr 2, 10:28pm
What marine ply are you talking about for sure tanalised timber is but I have never had issues with marine bonded plywood such as red meranti and mahogany.
timberman,
Apr 25, 9:05pm
You need all you cupboards white inside for easy clean This is available on ply not only on MDF ot partical board You can even just leave edges exposed & seal them It looks great Cheaper that all these other ideas yet still using ply
apollo11,
Apr 25, 10:33pm
Sounds great. I managed to get ahold of 16mm white melamine coversheets for free- just strap marks on the edges. I used them to make shelving in the wife's wardrobe for her steampunk junk. Looks just like a bought one.
flancrest,
Jul 29, 7:41pm
that would depend on the type of epoxy used. Many are crystal clear now, some even tending toward blue.
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