jaskel

I did took some photos...but havn't upload it yet. If we will to meet at your place, I'll show u why u don't need to buy the lock yet.

Welcome to RT

Seriously, I think yours don't need to buy.

Used to have 11 cats in my old house before....

Yes, u r.. so why spend another $300-$500 just to install a exhaust fan which does not include the monthly cost of your electrical bill...

China workers came and install your carpentry is it?

Naughty jaskel ..must fast fast do.

Will update pics more in jeff's blog when carpentry work started. Then

Tiles will break off....not even may.

Is possible to get a citygas gas heater. Regardless yours is 30yrs or 100yrs flat, as long as there is gas supply to the building, its can be done.

Welcome, welcome bro.....so its time to get started....or already started

Yours easily reach $60K....without electrical.

My personnal point of view on having a exhaust fan or not is mostly due to individual lifestyle habbit. If u have stayed in your previous unit and your bathrooms ceiling does not have any mold or mildew, then is not neccessary to have it. Have saw a few units before in very bad condition for their ceiling. This is due to that after having a hot showering, they didn't ventilate the bathroom, instead, they close the bathroom door after use. As the steam or hot air vapour all raises to the ceiling, its give more reason for the mold or mildew to occur due to the moisture. As sure over the time, the ceiling just get blacker and blacker. If u do have this lifestyle, do install a exhaust fan. As for my family, we don't close the door after showering, so as for the area to be well ventilate. And as for the master bedroom, maybe I have a maid, so during the daytime, she will open the windows to ventilate the room. Having a walk-in-wardrobe, I will also advise to install a exhaust fan too. If speaking on how effective is it, its can be quite good but don't buy the wrong spec. of exhaust fan too.

...u r welcome.

Your tiler at work.. My electrician at work...

Sometimes glossy laminate is not within my control or the carpenter control for the scratches. While the laminate is transport to the carpenter's factory, its was cover with a thin pcs of plastic cover to min. scratches. It will be cut and pasted on the plywood and transport to the worksite to install. After installation, then the plastic cover will be tear off. Thats was when there may be scratches over it. It may be from the suppliers of the laminate itself, during transportation or during the work progress. When such things happen which so far only 1 case for me(lucky), will need to bring back and redo it again. This is what I call rectification work.

They also did that for one of my customers sliding widows, but when they see the wrought iron grille, they give up cos there is no way they can dismantle that.

r u going to take a puff inside your bathroom?

I also want to meet u up but the timing for tonite not right. everton park forumer meeting me tonite @8pm.

Hi lilithfield, Is your ID there today?

Welcome to RT. Actually u should start the thread at the T-blog section rather than here. And the tiles are from earthstone?

Can't really comment on that cos some water saving taps don't have this issues. As I had done so far for hse before, small piping don't have any issue with this type of taps, just the water pressure is not so strong only.

U can get it from nippon website if not meet u tonite to pass u the catalog. As your 3 bedrooms are all 3 different colour and one of them is bright and the flooring is dark.....hmmm....moreover u can choose timberlac colour cos all the door had painted before....hmmm......quite a tricky choice to choose the colour.

U r welcome. Its was my pleasure that its do help to solve the problem. The most likely cause for that may be the small little water saving device (the plastic thingy with a lot of small holes). As u r using bigger piping, the pressure and the amount of water that come out from your tap may not match at all. How to put it in words....hmmm......

Its ok...let me know the deliver date and time.