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hi, tried PMing you but your PM is dis-abled ah. pls email me @ jef_nkf@yahoo.com.sg cheers, Jef

Hi Kok, you're most welcome and yup, my place is done by Kelvin as a one-stop solution provider. the clove lighting is at $10psf cheers, Jef

Hi Bada, Don't mention! glad that my info helps Cheers, Jef

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erm.. i don't have his other clients photos but here's my humble house Living Room Kitchen

Hi all, it's been quite a while since I had completed my home reno tru my friend and I think it's about time to sum my reno-process in my blog. even though he's a friend but wife and I chose to have an evaluation period to see the quality of works (before, during and after) before putting up recommendations to any friends / fellow forumers here. some of us went through the entire process with a bettter breeze but some of us met with thundering storms that made us going really mad! not that he doesn't have any screw ups but importantly he rectified the situations. as my belief in life - "Humans ain't perfect - it's ok to have screws-up, what matter the most is if we are able to rectify them" in short, the reno process is an ever-tiring BUT accomplishing affair at a critical stage of our lives. it's extremely delightful in putting our home together when we excitedly looked forward to each stage of the reno process as they unfolds. it's even FUN to have a hands-on on the design and putting the house together! I will definitely remembered the times that I DIY my own clock, buying and hauling back the dining table class back from Sungei Kadut with my carpenter, etc etc.. in conclusion, I humbly think he's worth recommending in terms of the flexibility, workmanship, materials used and service. not the cheapest around but it's definitely value for money. it couldn't get any better than getting advices from fellow forumers and supports in times of needs (see my COURTS SAGA ) so BIG cheers and THANK YOU to all fellow forumers feel free to PM me if u need his contact Jef

Hi all, it's been quite a while since I had completed my home reno tru my friend... in short , I humbly think he's worth recommending in terms of the flexibility, workmanship, materials used and service. not the cheapest around but it's definitely value for money. He is conducting a promo on carpentary recently and I am posting on his behalf. prices are calculated $/psf Kitchen Cabinents - $90 Wardrobes (Casement Doors) -$195 Wardrobes (Sliding Doors) - $215 TV Consoles - $100 feel free to PM me if u need his contact Jef

Hi yhzhou, if based on my ctt pricing, the below the breakdown of the costs 1) Hack kitchen cabinet 3.2m long - $180 2) Remove kitchen wall tiling - $500 3) Construct L-Box to hide piping - $250 4) Construct platforms for fridge and washer - $70 x 2 5) Lay homogenous flooring tiles 300mm x 150mm (area 1.25m x 4.15m) - $450 6) Lay full height wall tiles for kitchen (2.5m x 4.2m) -$2200 7) Hack built-in TV console (2m x 1m) - $100 8) Install shower screen (glass) for one bathroom - $380 9) Install 4 wall fans - $200 10) Painting for 4-room flat (5 colours) - $950 hope this info helps

welcome fellow Yishuner! nice to have a EM at that price.. =)

hehe.. true true.. it does take up a bit of the space. but considering if next time have kids, will need a bigger fridge so we decided to give up a bit of our work space hmm.. not too sure now if have that price yet. cheapest i see far still 1k++. PC show coming up next month and will def have good offers, u may want to keep a lookout.

thks for bioing so much. photography frd manages to catch home in a nice angle ba. .hehe.. thinking of upgrading the drawers to blum system next time. the Samsung fridge is worth considering if you haven't get urs yet.. the handle system is really effort-free when come to opening the doors. also it comes with twin cooler system so technically the stored food has a better cool air distribution. now i become SamsEng salesman. :lol ur reno is coming along very nicely too! good time to shop for home appliances now and given the current economic situation, u will score lots of good deal leh. *envy!

no ah, me into full time study so really very ciam lor. A350? me also thinking of getting this cos i really like the tiltable LCD. and as for questions, sure! I would love to help a fellow forumer - the folks here had been extremely helpful the tea shelf and mirror you're referring to is the brown colored glass and brown tinted mirror? i love those too since my furniture is dark colored wood like your console, in fact i am planning to have brown tinted mirror in between top/bottom kitchen cabinet. yup, think the industy term is call 'tea glass' - they cost just a bit more and i think they're well worth it in your MBR console how do you conceal the wiring of the tv? I got my carpenter to do a small box to hide the various wiring connecting the tv to the equipments - "see in between the tv and console" prolly our homes are bulit around the same time, where do u stay? we spent abt 40k as ours is hack away almost everything except the common toliet.

Kitchen color "inspired" by Mayer's catalogue.. wifey was worried that it may turn out very dark and carpenter say that they had done such a dark kitchen before but I insisted to go with it and it turned out nicer than we thought (i hope so). i had also decided to drop the usual glass doors for a more sleek look and I asked the carpenter to align the top and botton cabinents doors'.