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PVC Laminate vs. Wooden Doors: Which Is Better for HDB Flats?

Choosing the right door for your HDB flat is crucial for both security and aesthetics. While HDB gates and gate for HDB security are essential, the internal doors also play a significant role in your home's overall look and feel. In this post, we'll compare PVC laminate doors and wooden doors to help you make an informed decision.

1. Durability

PVC laminate doors are highly durable and resistant to scratches, moisture, and termites. They are ideal for HDB flats, where humidity can be an issue. Wooden doors, although sturdy, can be susceptible to moisture, leading to warping or swelling over time. If durability is your priority, PVC laminate doors have the edge.

2. Maintenance

When it comes to maintenance, PVC laminate doors are low-maintenance and easy to clean. A simple wipe with a damp cloth is usually sufficient. Wooden doors, on the other hand, require regular polishing and can be prone to stains and dents. For busy HDB residents, the hassle-free maintenance of PVC laminate doors is a significant advantage.

3. Aesthetic Appeal

Aesthetics play a crucial role in home decor. PVC laminate doors come in a variety of designs and finishes, mimicking the look of wood without the associated drawbacks. Wooden doors offer a classic and timeless appeal but may require more effort to maintain their appearance. Depending on your style preference, both options offer unique benefits.

4. Cost

Cost is a vital factor in any renovation. PVC laminate doors are generally more affordable than wooden doors, making them a cost-effective option for HDB flats. Wooden doors, while more expensive, can add a touch of luxury and may increase property value.

Conclusion

Both PVC laminate and wooden doors have their pros and cons. For HDB flats, PVC laminate doors offer superior durability, low maintenance, and cost-effectiveness. Wooden doors, however, provide a classic aesthetic and potential value increase. Consider your priorities and make the choice that best suits your needs.

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All He Ever Wanted Ch. 4

Dib had pulled all-nighters before, for school and various personal projects, but this one felt different. He didn't feel the relentless bog of hours and hours, his work kept him moving, and his need to move kept him working. For whatever reason, this seemed to be the exact project he needed to complete and the exact night he needed to complete it. His garage was lit by the dim yellow light of the uncovered lightbulb dangling from a chain, but the light of the brightest moon of the year poured in the open garage door, giving him plenty to see by.

His dad's emergency card funded most of Dib's projects, however, he was sure his dad would object if he knew. The card was for 'household emergencies, last minute hospital escapades, and the research of REAL SCIENCE!' according to his consistent reminders. Dib always reasoned that saving the world potentially counted as all of those things, but it was as though his dad couldn't even hear those arguments.

The card itself never complained and it was never taken away from him, so he assumed it was still fine. Interestingly enough it didn't seem to have a limit, or a chip/swipey part. It was just a laminated card with his father's face on it bearing the words 'for the betterment of SCIENCE' in blocky letters. With his father's constant absence, Dib often also used it to pay for groceries.

Tonight, its services were used for about ten gallons of petroleum-based tar, twenty feet of 1" reinforced PVC piping, fifteen high-power ultraviolet light fixtures with bulbs, three 10x10 foot squares of chicken wire, six feet of plywood, and six rolls of gorilla-grade duck tape. When the delivery guy showed up at his garage he'd scratched his head, looking down at his clipboard and then up at Dib.

"Aren't you a little young to be making…whatever this is?" He asked.

"No, go away." Dib had snapped, scratching an indecipherable signature onto the delivery slip and slamming the door. His sister visited him during the testing phase when he had set up small versions of the final design and was testing them on spiders and roaches. Gaz stood in the doorway of the garage, sipping a smoothie at 1:00 AM, and stared for a good while before he realized she was there.

"Gah!" He jumped, knocking his coffee to the floor with a clatter. "Gaz! How long have you been there?"

"Long enough to know this is one of your Zim-crazy inventions and not any of your other crazy." She ground out. Dib rested his head on his hand.

"What gave it away?"

Gaz opened one eye as a wobbly and vaguely sizzling moth flew past her and into the night.

"You talk to yourself." She said, and Dib sighed.

"Right, right, gotta get that under control." He mumbled, turning back to his work. He didn't say anything else and neither did Gaz as she watched for a few minutes more. Eventually, she must've lost interest as she tossed her empty smoothie cup into the can and left without a word.

He had the design and materials of the basic trap figured out, but he still needed a way to power it once it was in the woods. He had the means for some kind of solar-based power system, but even without leaves, the woods wouldn't have enough light for it to be plausible. He certainly couldn't stretch an extension cord that far without someone eventually tripping over it and disconnecting it. Not to mention that would be a dead giveaway to Zim. He was scavenging around the junk in the loft of the garage as the last person he expected to see at 4:30 AM decided to pay him a visit.

"What's all this you have set up, Son?"

Dib whirled around from where he was crouched in the ceiling platforms, digging through junk no one had touched in ages.

"Dad?" His shout was both a question and an exclamation. "Uh…I'm…" he struggled to find an explanation that would both keep his father's approval and not be an outright lie. "It's—it's a project I'm making for someone at Skool." He decided. His father scanned the many miniature models on the workbench with an unreadable expression. Well, no expression was readable through his goggles and high collar.

"Looks to be some kind of engineering project." He remarked lightly, like an adult complimenting a toddler's crayon drawing. "Your numbers on the voltage are very impressive, Son. Keep up the good work." He clapped his hands once and turned to leave, stopping just as he reached the open garage door. "That is, the good  Scientific  work." He clarified, laughing a mirthful 'hoho' as he stepped out. Dib sighed in relief and turned back to his digging. Voltage in a garage was one thing, but bringing that voltage up to a much larger scale in the middle of the woods was another thing entirely. Dib was tired of picking through the ancient trash and grabbed the rug underneath, pulling it to the side so that everything rolled off the rafters and clattered to the floor below. He stared at the mess he'd made and sat for a moment, vaguely despondent and without ideas. His left ear twitched and he glanced up, wondering what caused it. He hadn't heard anything, had he? It twitched again and this time Dib had actively heard the small sound to his left. A spark, like a static electric shock across a metal surface. He scanned the rafters, finding a dark gray army bag. It was hardly visible in the low light and it emitted the strangest sparking noise. He pulled the bag into his lap and flipped it open.

Its contents were old and smelled like mold, a few books, and what appeared to be small metal tools. They looked silver once exposed to the dim moonlight. He dug his hand around the bag momentarily to find the source of the sound but drew back in shock as the most excruciating jolt of pain lanced through his arm. He clenched his hand into an involuntary fist for a moment until the pain abruptly subsided, leaving his muscles tingly and shaky. He examined the wound but found nothing, he was completely unharmed. Puzzled, he peered back into the bag, careful of what he touched within.

At the bottom, sparking slightly, he found what looked to be a very small car battery. He could touch it safely so long as he didn't put his hand over both the input and the output at the same time. He withdrew it from the bag and tossed the bag aside, holding the little cube up to the light. It was made out of the same silvery metal as the tools and it had a connector on the output, protruding with hair-thin wires. 

Dib scrambled to the ladder and back down to the ground floor where he had better light, examining the tiny battery closely. It was about the size of a Rubix cube and had similar cuboidal pattering to its casing. It was matte silver and seemed to spark every minute, on the minute.

He had no idea what it was or what it was supposed to power, but if the strength of the shock to his arm was an indicator, he knew what it would be powering shortly.

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Well, this was just uncalled for.

Dib sat on his bed with a bell on his door so his father's security droids would know if he left. He'd been out in the woods setting up his trap, it's not like he was drinking or whatever it was kids did when they skipped skool. He was trying to save the world!

He laid back and stared at the ceiling. The device had taken so much work and so much time, but it had come together beautifully. All day had been spent on the assembly of the pipe frame and the wiring of the mesh zapper around the lights. The tar mat had been the easiest thing to set up but also had to be the last so he didn't get stuck on it himself. If he'd stopped when the morning had come around and school was in session, Zim could've found the half-finished trap and he'd have been foiled. Or worse, some unsuspecting citizen could've stumbled across it and gotten seriously hurt. All of this was not accepted by Ms. Bitters, The principal, or eventually his Father, as a valid reason to have skipped pop-quiz-hell day. Now he was grounded for the entirety of Krazy Tacos' annual Krazy spec-taco-lur weekend blowout extravaganza.

Two nights, two and a half days, he wasn't allowed to leave his room much less check his trap. His dad would be at the extravaganza the entire time so it's not like he could be reasoned with. Dib rolled into his side and buried his face in his pillow. So much work, and it may as well have been for nothing.

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Zim stood from his couch after seven straight hours of cartoons with Gir and stretched his back.

"Ok Gir, I do have to attend the asinine human prison encampment called 'Skool' now or people are going to get suspicious." Gir sniffed in his seat, big wet tears welling up in his mechanical eyes. 

"But…but Master…" he began to wail loudly "Noo! Scary monkey will miss you so muuuuuuuch!!" He screamed in his distorted pitch. He pointed wildly at the screen which bore the visage of an uncannily terrifying primate staring unblinkingly at the camera. Zim could only stand the sight for so long.

"That's too bad, I am needed ELSEWHERE!" He announced, calmly pulling a green pod from the end table and cracking it like an egg. Out of it poured a viscous goo and two fresh human contact lenses which he placed readily into his face holes. He reached for the chair by the door and grabbed at the air for a comically long time before staring at the empty space in bewilderment.

"GIR! Where did you put my wig!?" He demanded. Gir grabbed his feet and leaned back on the couch, earlier distress completely forgotten. 

"I don't knooooow." He answered. "Oh oh! Maybe it was the mongoose!"

"The MONGOOSE!!" Zim shouted to the ceiling as if he should've known all along, before dropping his hands back to his sides. "Wait, we don't have a mongoose." He corrected. Gir jumped from the couch and landed on the flat top of his head, bouncing and turning in place so that his upside-down gaze faced his master.

"I know, but I want one." He smiled. Zim began to pace the room in wide goose steps, scratching at his antenna and mumbling to himself.

"Hhhhu no…it was…grrrr…under the shoe…ehhh…and the  mongoose …maybe…wait…wait WAIT I GOT IT!" he yelled, jumping onto the coffee table and pointing at the ceiling. "MINIMOOOOOOSE!" He summoned his faithful minion of destruction with a call that rocked the house as well as the street outside. Car alarms started blaring and a fire hydrant exploded but people went about their business as usual.

Zim turned slightly to his left and found minimoose was already floating at head level, he jumped off the coffee table in fright before straightening up and clearing his throat.

"Moose of darkness, you don't happen to know where my wig is, do you?"

"Squeak,"

"What do you mean I forgot it?"

"Squeak,"

"The TREE HUMAN??!" Zim exploded in indignation at the mere thought of returning to that house. "Surely the great ZIM being ME would never do something so  sssstupid  as to compromise—" Zim cut off as he remembered the wig laying damp and forgotten on the floor as he left in a hurry. "Oh no, I left it with the tree human." He rolled his eyes. The TV interrupted his thoughts as it blared away from the scary monkey show. Cutting to an over-the-top commercial.

"Do you have nothing left in your pathetic empty life? Except for the promise of fast, cheap, dirty  food??  Of course you do!" The TV clipped to a spinning transition of a Krazy Taco restaurant flying into the frame. "So get your hungry ass down to KRAZY TACO for the Krazy Tacos annual Krazy spec-taco-lur weekend blowout extravaganza!" The taco place exploded on screen into flaming debris of chips and beans. "Tomorrow 'till Monday! come on, you know you're gonna go! What choice do you even have!?" The commercial ended and Gir immediately jumped off the couch.

"TaaAahAAAaahAAAAAAACOOOOS!!!!" he lost his little mind, spinning in a kicking circle on the floor and screaming incoherently. 

"No, Gir, we're not going to the stupid Taco sale. We have to get my disguise—" 

"AAAAAAHIIIAAAAAH" Gir screeched in continued excitement, incapable of hearing a no. What choice did he have? "TacoTacoTacoooooo!" He chanted as he zipped up his dog costume. He threw open the door and then took a running start from the couch, jumping and crashing through the living room window and barreling down the street. Zim watched, antennas low on his head.

"But…it's not even until tomorrow." He said weakly. Shaking the nonsense from his head he turned to face his other minion.

"Well, Minimoose? Looks like it's you and me again." He declared, tossing a metal disk at the floating purple creature. It expanded rapidly, encompassing the moose within and shaking with clanks and hydroponic sounds. When it opened again and fell to the floor, Minimoose was dressed in a cute blue airplane costume.

"Squeak."

"No! We are not taking any more food." Zim scolded as he tied a checkered bandana around his exposed head. He closed the door and put the house in defense mode before making his way down the street toward the woods. Looks like he was skipping Skool.

The hard sidewalk gave way to soft, cold mud and grass as he neared the treeline. The smell was a pleasant one in the autumn morning and he found the sound of the insects less grating than that of the cars and buses in town. Earth insects were so strange, he saw uncanny similarities in them and their superiority to humans in every respect, but they were so…so small. The crunch of the leaves underfoot as he found the path made the sounds of the human city die completely behind him and he felt himself relax for a reason he couldn't describe. The earth seemed almost nice where the humans hadn't ruined it.

Almost.

He jumped in disgust at the rain puddles still left on the ground, carefully skirting around them. He walked for only a little while before a particularly large pond of water cut off the trail and he was forced to work around it. Entirely by accident, he stumbled into the familiar clearing with the house. He approached cautiously, unsure of what to make of the human's former hospitality. Had he kept the wig on purpose? Was it all part of a grander scheme to expose Zim to the world as an invader? He pressed his back to the outer wall of the house and listened intently for movement.

Nothing.

The human didn't appear to be home, or so Zim hoped. He circled the house several times with his back pressed firmly against it until he finally decided to just send the moose.

"Minimoose, go get my wig."

"Squeak"

"No! I said no eating."

"Squeak" the moose turned away and closed its eyes in defiance. Zim dragged his hand down his face and groaned.

"Fiiiiine, but make it quick!" He hissed. Minimoose gave a small chirp of concentration and a purple haze appeared over one of the windows. The window slid open effortlessly at the telekinetic contact and Minimoose wasted no time floating inside, having to force the wings of his plane costume to collapse so he fit. Zim waited, tapping his foot in irritation, as various clanks and cat yowls could be heard from inside the house. It was probably noon when at long last, Minimoose resurfaced with the wig clamped tightly in his little herbivore jaws. Zim snatched the wig and pulled it down onto his head right over his bandana. It definitely looked very convincing. With a final good riddance, he started back towards the trail.

Uh…the trail…

He'd reached the clearing accidentally both times he'd visited it. How had he gotten home the night before? Zim's night vision was better than his day and it seemed that finding his way was difficult in translation between the two. He wandered aimlessly in the direction he thought his house was, cursing Minimoose for not having a guidance chip like Gir's.

"Squeak" Minimoose protested but Zim crossed his arms in resentment.

"You've been a disobedient failure and a disappointment since I made you, I don't wanna hear it." He scolded. Minimoose tried to squeak again but it came out as more of a burp carrying the leafy debris of the human's spider plant. Zim waved at him like he was a bee.

"Oh go eat some grass, you  Moose!"  Minimoose stopped moving and gave Zim a very insulated expression. as if Moose was a horrible slur in the context. Zim rolled his eyes and kept walking. He didn't even have the chance to feel bad as he was suddenly blindsided by the most beautiful thing he'd ever seen in his life.

It was…light! So wondrous and glittering it made even the dingy muddy Urth seem less disgusting. He didn't know what caused it but he didn't care as he stumbled forward into its embrace. Minimoose floated off somewhere behind him and he didn't look to see where. He couldn't see or hear, only the blood pumping to his head and the blinding brilliance in his vision filled his mind as he weaved through the trees. He could hardly believe it kept getting brighter, that it could possibly be brighter. He felt his feet stop moving even as he urged them closer, he lifted them one at a time as though they were tied to cinder blocks. So heavy his steps but his desperate legs didn't know reason. He stumbled forward just a little more, just a little closer, until he could reach out and touch the brilliant light.

Pain lanced through him, from the palm of his hand where he came in contact with the glowing surface, down through his veins and dancing over his bones. It left through his legs and made him crumple against the wall, the pain still sparking in him.

His vision went from white to black in an instant.

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Unveiling Elegance: Exploring the Best Interior Designs in Cuttack to Transform Your Space

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