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  1. There are variants within each category but they are largely:

    Gen 1 : Rectangular balcony accessible only by the living room

    Gen 2 : Square balcony with access from living room and kitchen

    Gen 3 : Similar to Gen 2 but smaller (approx 14x sq m vs. 15x sq m)

    An then there are the penthouse types (Strathmore, Potong Pasir, Bishan), the triangular type, and certain Gen 2 even have a small MBR balcony, and so on. But most of us have pretty standard layouts.

    Actually Gen 3 comes with two balconies, one in living room, the other being a service balcony. They also come without a rubbish chute.


  2. An interesting variation on the typical EM model:

    1-FloorPlanSmall.jpg

    Courtesy of Little Monkey's Tree House

    The 'study' is actually larger than the 'dining' area (they expect people to study a lot in Bukit Panjang, apparently... :rolleyes: ), there is both a balcony and service balcony (Yay! Somewhere to hang clothes and somewhere to chill out outdoors!), and bedroom 3 actually juts out over the access corridor below (hmmm... no comment!). A very interesting design!

    This is the floorplan of the 3rd and the last generation of EMs built. They come with central rubbish chute, hence none in the house.


  3. i have posted in another thread... PD, eastplan and another one company name i forgot, they are the same outfit under the same management. how do i know? i ordered from eastplan, and pd door guys installed it.


  4. The older flats toilet design forces one to walk past the shower before u reach the throne, which is a PITA when u r like me, who like to do my business in dry land. My mom's flat was like that. Suggest that u move the throne out and the shower closer to the ventilating window.


  5. ahem... let me count how may sub-cons i have...

    1) electrician

    2) aircon

    3) false ceiling

    4) glass works

    5) sanitary installer

    6) carpenter

    7) window maker

    8) iron monger

    9) aluminum works

    10) door guy

    11) and the main-con for hacking, tiling, plumbing and painting.

    Did i enjoy it? **** yeah.. i learned tons enough to be a main-con should i need a job. Was it time consuming? ohh yes, but it was the last quarter of the year and i had to clear leave anyways... Did it save me loads of money? I don't think so, but what i paid for, i made sure it was the quality and standard that i wanted.

    And the whole journey started.... because i was adamant to use a kitchen cabinet maker not under any main-con. :dancingqueen:

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