During my latest inspection, i noticed a portage 2 burner stove with LPG 9kg bottle inside the kitchen on top of the electric stove.
They prefer that as " food tastes better"
What is the most reasonable thing to do ?
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Renovating Kitchen - Need a consent?
Hi Guys
We are thinking of renovating our Kitchen. The plumber who came in suggested that we would need a consent as we are looking at moving to GAS instead of electric cooking range. We won't be moving the Plumbing though.
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Kitchen ventilation into roof?
We have an extractor fan in the kitchen that vents into the ceiling cavity, would this need to be vented outside to comply with the healthy home standards?
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Kitchenette regulations
I own an apartment with 1 large unit with a kitchen and 2 studio units with kitchenettes, that are tenanted on separate tenancies.
The kitchenettes were put in after the building was built, and don't have a sink or water supply - presumably to get around Council regulations.
...Last edited by mordor; 07-05-2019, 02:00 PM.
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Multi kitchen property
Has anyone built a new home with two kitchens or added an extra kitchen to an existing house?
My question is do you need to get approval from the neighbors to have the extra kitchen in the house?
2 years ago I built a 3 story home that had two kitchens in it, the...
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Cost of adding kitchen/bathroom to Rumpus
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We have a big rumpus room downstairs. alongwith it, we also have laundry room adjacent to it (separate though). We are thinking to converting the laundry to Bathroom as it already have hot water connection and adding kitchen to the rumpus room to make it studio apartment (kind of)....
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Worthwhile putting in a new kitchen?
We have a tidy, original 1960's kitchen in our investment property. Although in good condition, it is obviously very dated with no dishwasher. Have been given a quote to replace it with a modern but no frills basic kitchen for around $10,000 excluding dishwasher. We could expect around $50 extra per...
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MDF or particle board for kitchen?
Carrying out a " tear down " of existing kitchen in a rental and putting in new .
So out of MDF or particle board what are most of you going for? Given that MDF although more expensive has much better moisture protection.
Another option is to use "treated"...
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Kitchen renovation - any recommendations?
So far i have contacted a couple of people in regard to a simple kitchen renovation , the first one hasn't even bothered to send his quote through despite repeated requests over several months ,today i found out he was given the boot from the company he worked for for being a slacker and the second...
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Lino with asbestos - kitchen reno
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We are renovating our own kitchen and laundry in Wellington, it's a 1965 house.
I cut a piece of lino and backing from both our kitchen and the laundry, both samples are postive for Chrysotile (asbestos).
We are replacing everything in both the kitchen...
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Has anyone installed novo or vogue kitchen appliances from Trade Depot?
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We are building a new minor dwelling unit and I was looking for affordable appliances for this rental property and someone suggested Trade Depot. The prices are quite cheap but they come only in 1 year warranties. Has anyone used Novo and Vogue brands from Trade Depot? Are they any...
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Designing a new kitchen
Hi all, I am currently looking at designing my new 'U' shaped kitchen, any tips or advice for a novice? And any recommendations for places to go (in Wellington)? I have spent some time with a guy from Placemakers but want to keep options open (low-med cost budget).
Cheers,
J-Wel...
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Kitchen to bedroom conversion
I was reading in the NZ Property Investor magazine about Oliver Philips aka Mr Kitchen. He has converted the Kitchen into another bedroom and put an open plan kitchen in the living room. He is claiming after this conversion the property is now cash-flow positive.
Has anybody done this...

