Jump to content
Find Professionals    Deals    Get Quotations   Portfolios
Sign in to follow this  
Alternate Tan

5 Rm Resale (122 Sqm) Woodlands

Recommended Posts

Starting work soon. Probably 1st week November. Main area is Kitchen to accomodate an island.

No Style. No Themes. No ID. :D

Will post some pics after i gotten my keys after final completion. Majority of the work are basic except kitchen which will be expand.

3D Perspective : Click Here

Before Renovation : Click Here

Hacking : Click Here

Tiling & Plaster : Click Here

Kitchen Partition : Click Here

False Ceiling : Click Here & Here

Laminate & Platform : Click Here

Painting & Lightings : Click Here & Here

No Budget DIY

Kitchen Tiles : Click Here

Method: Nippon Aqua Sealant 2 Coat. Apply Finish Coat Nippon Aqua Bodelac 2 Coat.

Paint Cost: $33.00 for 1 Litre Sealant, 1 Litre Finish Coat.

Paint Accessories: $14.00

Time Spent: 6 Hours. 1st Sealant Coat wait 30 mins, 2nd Sealant Coat wait 2 hours, 1st Finish Coat 30 mins, 2nd Coat 2 hours.

Pro. Save cost to hack and tile up again. Look fantastic imo. Waterproof

Con: White may turn yellowish over time. (how long dunno. Still cheaper to paint it over.). Stove area may not restand heat, (use alumimum foil cover loh)

Edited by Alternate Tan
 

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites
Looking for good contractors? Click here for your request

After Hacking.(Tilers) Starting to Transform

Master Toilet. Instead of build a kerb up, i build it down.

7UCVDr.png

SAIgBg.jpg

Kitchen Tiles.

nvxxbD.jpg

Plastering (Concurrent with Tilers)

No more Rock Stones!!

awPyrt.jpg

...........

Edited by Alternate Tan
 

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

WOAH, the current kitchen looks very new actually, Good luck for your renovation. :)

Yup. The owner done up the kitchen 2-1/2 years ago only. I brought the place thinking i will save on kitchen works.... but then hor, wife want an island, so all go loh.

 

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

DIY Kitchen Walls.

After pondering for a few days and dozens of methods to "Fix" the kitchen tiles, finally today begin my trial. Looks good. :)

The trial will be on a wall which be hidden by the oven cabinet. The real section is the Grey tiles.

Before Trial

2Bf74N.jpg

f28nmX.jpg

After Trial

Au1ePa.jpg

 

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
Sign in to follow this  


×