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check out this article Kitchen Tops

you can try places like V-Hive

what the heck is B.B.S.S.?

nope... not yet any good recommendations?

ah... those are the ones where you go in with a green uniform and still come out of the excercise fairly clean! heh heh... ahnah also Armour ah? ord 95? You left sungei gedong when I come in... heh heh...

depending on the kinda tiles you are looking at prices range from 60-70c all the way to double digits in dollars, from ceramic to homogeneous to natural stones the popular range these days are homo... the bulk of it are from china... prices can vary from $1 to $3-4, depending on the quality, color and brand for fairly good quality, there are a wide variety if brands and colors for those in the $2.50-$3.30 range... warpage for kitchen and toilet tiles are minimal due to the dimensions... common ones are 300x300 and the biggest ones are about 450x450mm You dun have to worry much about warpage in this case so look at your budget... go do some survey at the tile suppliers for the price and range you can select for your budget then select the tile model for your ID to buy for you... that way, you will know if you are overcharged

the difference between the 2007 and its predessor is not much difference when it comes to daily usage... so one is not likely to need the newer features just yet. Unless the licencing is cheaper, there is no rush for getting 2007

I know him cos his company is directly opposite mine I was from Jaguar coy last time... and we were training in 'S' coy during my vocation conversion. he was my CSM for a few months which vehicle were you driving when you were active?

lifespan of a laptop is really dependant on your usage... but if you are looking at one for the long term use, DON'T look at HP or Compaqs... they are useless after 3-4 yrs of usage. Mine served me for 4 years and totally died on me... cos the battery and dunno what is spoilt... and replacing them cost me almost half the price I paid for the laptop... so upgraded to a desktop ever since. My wife's Toshiba, 7 years on, and still running good... slow but steadily working on all my documents and presentation slides.

he was the scouts CSM when I was active... got his warrant status during my last year heh heh... ORD 03? hmm... looks like you are two batch after me... young chap! so soon got a home liow... congrats

42sar... ORD 98 you?

tank? you in armor battalion too? which one?

wahh~~~! 122 pages and still going strong!

found the posting... http://www.renotalk.com/forum/index.php?s=...st&p=133052 hope it helps

for kitchen and toilets, usually $2.50 and above per sq foot is recommended

lurking around... CNY? One busy day after another... so glad it is over

I did do a recommend a while back... five shops in all Dreams Lights Lightology ... cannot remember the other two Chelsea Lighting do a search for my post?

with the popularity of flat screen tvs being mounted on the wall, there should be little problem with water drips, cos the drips would usually be dripping over and in front of the wall mounted TVs

more than two weeks already considered long liow call to do a follow up to see if they are still working on your case... else you can look else where liow... unless you are still keen to engage their services

One of the trick to get your budget is to get a quotation for the whole house if you read my blog on strategies... EA comes with a certain price expectation tag... it is sort of an industry practice. looking at your requirements, you are not customizing the whole house furniture... so what I would do is to include things like cabinets, build-in wardrobes and additional kitchen cabinets to your list when seeking a quotation... this is to beat the "package" mentality most contractors have. DO a survey of the prices of current PFR or per unit cost on everything quoted , then give the contractor your budget like $30-35k for everything mentioned above. Remember to get them to itemize the costing... if not for every item, then at least a break down for each room. When you get the quote, you got to do a little homework... breakdown everything to its unit cost... then remove the additional items you have no need for... this will bring you closer to the budget you truly want. !! Hope it is useful