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Anyone using Liniq or Stanford LED downlights?

Hi Aron, I will like to get quotation for myself and my friend's house below: Quote 1 - Landed Property Panasonic single split - CU-XS9RKZ (new model, 9000 BTU) - 1/2" Armaflex class "0" insulation- G22 copper pipe with PSB Tested- 16mm diameter with ¼’ thinness insulation- Cables – 4C40,4C70 with PSB Tested- PVC Trunking – minimum 2mm thick Quote 2 - HDB Panasonic system 2 - CU-2XS18RKZ (new model, 2 x 9000 BTU) - 1/2" Armaflex class "0" insulation- G22 copper pipe with PSB Tested- 16mm diameter with ¼’ thinness insulation- Cables – 4C40,4C70 with PSB Tested- PVC Trunking – minimum 2mm thick Questions For survey, is it available on weekend or after 6PM? Is installation available on Saturday?

Hi there, I will like to get quotation for myself and my friend's house below: Quote 1 - Landed Property Panasonic single split - CU-XS9RKZ (new model, 9000 BTU) - 1/2" Armaflex class "0" insulation- G22 copper pipe with PSB Tested- 16mm diameter with ¼’ thinness insulation- Cables – 4C40,4C70 with PSB Tested- PVC Trunking – minimum 2mm thick Quote 2 - HDB Panasonic system 2 - CU-2XS18RKZ (new model, 2 x 9000 BTU) - 1/2" Armaflex class "0" insulation- G22 copper pipe with PSB Tested- 16mm diameter with ¼’ thinness insulation- Cables – 4C40,4C70 with PSB Tested- PVC Trunking – minimum 2mm thick Questions For survey, is it available on weekend or after 6PM? Is installation available on Saturday?

Hi Michelle, I will like to get quotation for myself and my friend's house below: Quote 1 - Landed Property Panasonic single split - CU-XS9RKZ (new model, 9000 BTU) - 1/2" Armaflex class "0" insulation- G22 copper pipe with PSB Tested- 16mm diameter with ¼’ thinness insulation- Cables – 4C40,4C70 with PSB Tested- PVC Trunking – minimum 2mm thick Quote 2 - HDB Panasonic system 2 - CU-2XS18RKZ (new model, 2 x 9000 BTU) - 1/2" Armaflex class "0" insulation- G22 copper pipe with PSB Tested- 16mm diameter with ¼’ thinness insulation- Cables – 4C40,4C70 with PSB Tested- PVC Trunking – minimum 2mm thick For survey, is it available on weekend or after 6PM?

Hi Michelle, Sorry I forgot to indicate earlier, Panasonic CU-XS9RKZ is for system 1. I think you quoted me for system 3. Thanks!

Hi there, can you quote for Panasonic CU-XS9RKZ? thank you

Hi there, can you quote for Panasonic CU-XS9RKZ? thank you.

Hi there, can I have a quote for the following: Mitsubishi Electric single split inverter air conditioner - 9000 btu Armaflex class “O” 1/2 inch thick insulation,16mm drainage pipe inclusive of all costs Pls include in the quote the type of insulation, copper pipe, drainage pipe, wires, no. of installation trips and warranty coverage.

My terence house has a rooftop antenna which we do not utilise anymore. I will like to remove it as it looks like it's gonna fall off soon. Anyone know of any contractors that still handle rooftop antenna?

Thanks all for the reply. I see the prices quoted for custom-made wardrobe are generally from the range of $198 - $220 per feet. For the calculation, per feet here means psf, i.e. 7.74 ft (height - 236cm) * 6.56 ft (length - 150cm)? Does the per feet cost include sliding door/hinge door, shelvings and poles, or is it priced separately? Sorry for the question as I am new to custom-made furniture. (:

Would it be more expensive compared to IKEA price?

I am planning to build a wardrobe and I'm considering between IKEA and carpentry work. Below are the ideas I gathered from IKEA, Would it be cheaper to buy it off from IKEA with paid assembly service or to have a carpenter build one for me? Hinge door wardrobe $950 235cm (H) x 150cm (L) Sliding door wardrobe $1200 235cm (H) x 200cm (L)

Hi, I am looking to get a Karcher Steam Cleaner. Saw the model I want selling at Tangs for $288. Just wondering is there other place selling cheaper than this?

I thought delivery all along hasn't been free? I'm not trying to rub salt, but shouldn't you inquire about the delivery and its charges prior to your purchase?

screw on downlight does not require ballast as it's built-in. For PLC (i.e. downlight bulb that requires ballast), you need a ballast (duh!). haha It tends to have a shorter lifespan due to the heat, especially for downlights since it's enclosed.

If the intention is to cheat, surely they would not be silly enough to leave a sticker behind? I know Maxilite is the economical series. So based on your logic, my previous painter was using paint from a marine paint tin (even of higher grade) to paint my house? I'm sure they enjoy making a loss like this. The tins might not necessary be reflective of the paints it hold, especially when they buy it from retail outlets that sell non-standard quantity (e.g. 1l, 5l, 20l).

Don't think it's nice to take his belongings. I propose that you ask upfront for the rental, if not, immediate termination.

Glad you did what's right. From today onwards, better pay attention to your belongings and furniture. You won't know what he's up to and what parting gift he will leave behind for you.

I been looking for a wardrobe for awhile, eyeing mostly the PAX series from Ikea. Just wondering how last sturdy it is. Anyone has personal experience to share? It seems more expensive than those from furniture stores but it is highly customized. :/

Hi neobux, where did you buy it and what is the damage? My outdoor windows havent been cleaned for ages and it is not a whole piece of glass, but glass panels. Not sure if I can wipe it through easily since it is not a flat piece of glass.

Not sure if the dimming system LTA is referring to is built-in in the electronic ballast. Dimmable electronic ballast definitely cost more than the normal electronic ballast. I guess the trade off for non-flickering would be decreased operational lifespan.

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I have problem with mine too, but it's an Ariston. It has been 3 years or so since the first trip. Stopped using it because of the circuit trip. Want to know the rough cost of repairing before I decide on the next course of action.

It taps to the existing one-gang power, sharing the current and load. This was stated as $30, but there were other jobs done too, so it might not be indicative of how much it would cost should you engage an electrician solely for this.

Take out the earth? isn't that dangerous?