samfer
3rd March 2008, 05:08 PM
Hi,
I hope anyone can help me. I am an event decorator for weddings and corporate functions and I want to make some plain white pedestals from white laminated board to put vases onto to give them extra height. (basically they are tall rectangular boxes approx 95cm high and 40 cm wide).
My husband has made one for me from scrap timber but I prefer them to be perfect and white (also for cleaning!) hence using laminate.
My questions are:
Where is the best place to buy white laminate (and black ) in South Australia for me to use. (I'm in the northern suburbs but happy to travel)
And is there a place that will precut the laminate board for me to the measurements I need cutting on the 45 degree angle so they join nicely.
Also for the top of the pedestal I do not want to use nails/screws that can be seen. Would a glue be suitable and what type or are there other ways this can be done....I'm a complete novice at this!
I have enclosed a photo so you can see the one my husband did ( we borrowed the saw for this but ideally if I can have it cut it would be easier)
thank you for your help in advance!
Samantha
PS: My ideal situation is to find a place that precuts it and i can put it together.
I hope anyone can help me. I am an event decorator for weddings and corporate functions and I want to make some plain white pedestals from white laminated board to put vases onto to give them extra height. (basically they are tall rectangular boxes approx 95cm high and 40 cm wide).
My husband has made one for me from scrap timber but I prefer them to be perfect and white (also for cleaning!) hence using laminate.
My questions are:
Where is the best place to buy white laminate (and black ) in South Australia for me to use. (I'm in the northern suburbs but happy to travel)
And is there a place that will precut the laminate board for me to the measurements I need cutting on the 45 degree angle so they join nicely.
Also for the top of the pedestal I do not want to use nails/screws that can be seen. Would a glue be suitable and what type or are there other ways this can be done....I'm a complete novice at this!
I have enclosed a photo so you can see the one my husband did ( we borrowed the saw for this but ideally if I can have it cut it would be easier)
thank you for your help in advance!
Samantha
PS: My ideal situation is to find a place that precuts it and i can put it together.