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I would also like to know, from professional here as well as fellow users who had their floor laid with laminates to comment about the gapping. from the net, I have seen people leaving a 10 to 15mm gap in continental countries where they have 4 seasons. but do we in tropical climate like singapore really need to follow this rule of thumb? I have do some research on expansion coefficient of wood. the worst case in temperature fluctuation from 20 to 40 degree celcius for 20m length is only 3mm. anyway, for future owners who do have intention to laminate their floor, do take note of this grey area. it may spoilt the otherwise beautiful laminate flooring.

Hi bluesummerayz, thank you for your link. But the link shown wooden frame which can be sawn into, mine is metal frame, which might not work in this case. Anyway, maybe u can take note of this when u r doing your installation soon. Whom u engage?

Hi khengjoo, u r right. This is rather upsetting to see this on an otherwise perfect flooring. Do u have a picture to show the gapping of yours? I'm quite unconvince by the group of 5 installers including their supervisor when they came down again to "rectify" the problem. Even if there should be gapping, I believe it should be of parallel spacing from the frame. Rather than thinner at same area, thicker at some area. I'm thinking if they are trying to go the easy way out of not replacing the affected planks, by saying expansion contracting instead of admitting it is their sloppy workmanship

I just installed k**no laminates in my flat recently, thou I'm very impressed by the material, I'm quite shocked by the workmanship. would like to check with fellow laminate users here if you encounter similar scenario as me. the gap between the door frame and laminate is more than 1cm and they filled it up with colour silicon claiming that the space is for the laminates to expand and contract. although I agree that gap is important for expansion and contraction, but is a gap of more than 1cm too big? or is it an easy excuse for sloppy workmanship? I have attached some photos below to show, please advise me if you also faces the same issue.

I just installed krono laminates in my flat recently, thou I'm very impressed by the material, I'm quite shocked by the workmanship. would like to check with fellow laminate users here if you encounter similar scenario as me. the gap between the door frame and laminate is more than 1cm and they filled it up with colour silicon claiming that the space is for the laminates to expand and contract. although I agree that gap is important for expansion and contraction, but is a gap of more than 1cm too big? or is it an easy excuse for sloppy workmanship? I have attached a photo below to show, please advise me if you also faces the same issue.

I just installed krono laminates in my flat recently, thou I'm very impressed by the material, I'm quite shocked by the workmanship. would like to check with fellow krono users here if you encounter similar scenario as me. the gap between the door frame and laminate is more than 1cm and they filled it up with colour silicon claiming that the space is for the laminates to expand and contract. although I agree that gap is important for expansion and contraction, but is a gap of more than 1cm too big? or is it an easy excuse for sloppy workmanship? I have attached a photo below to show, please advise me if you also faces the same issue.

Hi, can someone enlighten me or share with us here what are we expecting of the 2 time air con installation? I know the first time, they will run the trunking and pipes. The second round they will fit the units. I have heard of vacuuming of the pipes? When it is done? Is it compulsory? What else do we need to check? Is there a check list to go thru to ensure we are not short change? Thanks

Chrissy, ur service yard windows 3 panels size different huh? Or my eyes playing tricks with me.. 3 tracks?

Hi Chrissy, how much you bought your tv 40"?

Lolz... What a blunder by me... Nvr see properly... Hahaha rino!! Wahahahha

Rhino skin sofa? Interesting... But I tot rhino is endangered animal?

Abby, your opennet trunking how they go pass the beam at foyer huh? Thru the beam or below the beam? Thanks

Hi chrissyeo, nice progress!!! Btw, did I see your wires going thru the ceiling beam? From living into the hacked bedroom? What about your opennet route? Tks

Where to buy KDK M11SU?

Whao.... Nice.... May I know who's your ID?

Abby, I realize your schedule dun include kitchen and vanity installation? U not doing them? Or u outsource to others?

Hi footrint, very cost home!! Mind sharing your lighting plan in your living cum dining area? Also what's wattage downlight u using?

I'm also facing this shallow-ness problem. I measured only 30cm deep from the doorframe! duno what kind of sink to choose to fit such shallow vanity top. your bathroom doors are bi-fold or swing-and-slide? looks very neat!

Very nice!!! Footprint, your Masterbath colour looks good! Btw, how deep is your Masterbath vanity top?

omg.... that's the problem I worried most when I see our narrow corridor.. hope they are not blocking others path...

Hi, I was told by my ID that shifting of existing power point by more than 1m is charge as a "new point" rate. Is it true?

Any updates on the new KDK fan replacement in the market?

Hi, I'm also considering between this model and NN CS599S. Anyone of u has feedback. I'm concern if can get the brown of those oven

Alrite!!! Thanks!!! Finally got a solution to philips lights!! Will buy their fitting without bulbs then buy cool white separately!!

Hi, about the philips downlight that is using E27 fitting, philips don't have those around 4000K colour temperature. Only warm white and daylight. Is there any other reliable E27 bulbs that has around 4000K colour temp "cool white" available in the market?