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Kitchen basin and stove and fridge seems some distance. If you cook often, this design does not offer a good work flow. Maybe can remove the top cabinet above kitchen basin as it block the light from outside and looks oppressive for the small area.

1. You house has got very good lights coming from many sides. The TV wall at the passageway will cut off some lights going to the passage way. You may use a short TV wall to still allow light from the living room to go thru. 2. You may consider to run mosic tiles instead of marbles at the opening of the kitchen. This will demark the kitchen area and avoid the concern mentioned. And if kitchen tiles are in good condition, you can even keep them. Leave the balcony grill (instead of blocking out with wood panels) as this will allow natural light into your house.

Can you take a pic to show the ABS trimming? Still wondering what it looks like.

How about those vinyl roll? Those that comes in a really big sheets like 3mx3m. Some childcare, like The 1st Skool, are using them. They are non-slip and water-proof and the feel is good. Where to get those? Evorich supply them?

Did you polish or got a new piece? Both look similar.

You can shift the position of the router from the right to the left on the console, nearer to the walk way. You can also lift the router higher, like hang it on the wall to improve the signal.

Your kitchen countertop is special man. The dining table and chair also solid. The shoe vent also good idea, why don also make vent for the doors under kitchen sink?

Not only the house is nice, your photos are also very nice. Clear, sharp and bright pictures. Very informative.

Where do you buy this water sealant? The liquid itself is transparent?

Taichi, your top cabinet got a couple of bottom panel made from glass with some lighting inside? Any reason for doing that? And what is ABS trimming? This type of lamination cannot see the joint?

This is a step in the right direction.

Where can we get aluminium frame glass panel door made? Can the 'regular' glass company at industrial do it? or This is provided by a door company?

OK thanks, Look like my carpenter is using a different way to place the hood.

Say you would like to keep the carcass and change the doors of your kitchen or cupboard yourself. Is there a supplier out there that provides cut-to- size plank and laminated them to become doors for the end users? Or the only way of getting this is through a carpenter?

Thanks for the info. I have the same hood and the gap seems very wide, 2cm from top of hood to bottom of cabinet. So if yours is almost no gap,I'll need to get my carpenter to do some rework. Also my hood is just slide in between the gap, supported by the 2 pieces of wood, not secured using screws. Is your the same way? I was told it is standard practice.

Hi Taichipanda, Some questions regarding the hood. Is your hood screwed in to the wall or sides of the cabinet? IS there a gap between the top of the hood and the cabinet? How wide is the gap?

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SB are now getting smaller. 500sqft is still livable, now seeing more and more 300+sqft unit. 300 is like the 'old' house living RM; hotel room size. Plastic, any experience in finding tenant for SB? Is it easy to rent such small SB unit out?

UOB option A: Floating (1 Year penalty period) (For BUC & completed properties, min $100K Loan outstanding) Yr 1: 1.15% (MR less 3.35%) Yr 2: 1.65% (MR less 2.85%) Thereafter: 2.65% (MR less 1.85%) Mortgage Rate (“MR”) = 4.50% p.a. Partial Prepayment Penalty: Nil. However, if loan outstanding fall below $200,000 after partial prepayment within 1 year from date of conversion, a penalty of 1.50% on prepaid amount will be imposed. Partial Prepayment is subject to 1 month written notice. Full Redemption Penalty: 1.50% on redeemed amount within 1 year from date of conversion. Full redemption is subject to 3 months written notice. option B: Floating (2 Years penalty period) (For BUC & completed properties, min $100K Loan outstanding) Yr 1: 0.85% (MR less 3.65%) Yr 2: 1.65% (MR less 2.85%) Thereafter: 2.65% (MR less 1.85%) Mortgage Rate (“MR”) = 4.50% p.a. Partial Prepayment Penalty: Nil. However, if loan outstanding fall below $200,000 after partial prepayment within 2 years from date of conversion, a penalty of 1.50% on prepaid amount will be imposed. Partial Prepayment is subject to 1 month written notice. Full Redemption Penalty: 1.50% on redeemed amount within 2 years from date of conversion. Full redemption is subject to 3 months written notice. option C: 2Years Fixed (2 years penalty period) (For completed properties only, min $100K Loan outstanding) Yr 1: 1.28% (Fixed) Yr 2: 1.68% (Fixed) Thereafter: 2.65% (MR less 1.85%) Mortgage Rate (“MR”) = 4.50% p.a. Partial Redemption Penalty: 1.50% on prepaid amount within 2 years from date of conversion. Partial Prepayment is subject to 1 month written notice. Full Redemption Penalty: 1.50% on redeemed amount within 2 years from date of conversion. Full redemption is subject to 3 months written notice. option D: 3Month SIBOR (1 Year penalty period) (For BUC & completed properties, min $100K Loan outstanding) 3 Month Sibor as at 11 May 2012 = 0.40% Yr 1: 3 Month SIBOR + 0.95% Yr 2: 3 Month SIBOR + 1.15% Thereafter: 3Month SIBOR + 1.25% Partial Redemption Penalty: 1.50% on prepaid amount within 1 year from date of conversion. Partial Prepayment is subject to 1 month written notice. Full Redemption Penalty: 1.50% on redeemed amount within 1 year from date of conversion. Full redemption is subject to 3 months written notice.

All paint are white, then mixed with color. So white for Dulux, Nippon, Berger 3in1 exist. Anyway, do watch out for a painters' trick. You say Dulux, he use some other brand to save money. But still charge u Dulux.

Shoeboxes are still hot, the number of transaction is still going strong. But MND say may step to limit the no of SB in developments.

Just got for system 2. Why change the one in MB when it is working?

If for small job, like mending cracks, you can buy a small tub from hardware store, around $4.50.

2012 should be the year of the Mickey Mouse. Hence forth, new units TOP and come into the market every month. Resales price and rental yield will be revealed. If the resale prices and rent is ok,be prepared to see more MM from developers. Anybody knows how is MM doing in the market? Are they worst off compared to 2BR units?

For bedroom (2.5m x 3m). 48" would be fine.