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  1. Posted

    Hi All,

    My downstairs neighbor came up and said that their ceiling is dripping water just under my toilet. Considering that our block is old, we both agreed to split the costs equally. So I assume that I have to change my whole toilet floor? Hack + waterproofing? Any recomendations? Anyone has done it before? Any rough quote for these kinda works?

    Hi,

    If you need to change your toilet floor, your contractor would likely recommend changing wall tiles & all sanitary wares too. Which can amount to 5k-6k.

    Usually they charge about $7.00psf for ceramic tiles (incl install) to about $9.00psf for homogeneous tiles (incl install). If your sqft count is very small, they would charge about $500 to $800 lump sum charge. A full toilet sanitary set is about $400 to $800.

    Hope this helps,

    Juliana

  2. Posted

    Hi bros and sis,

    Am looking for referrals to do Wall-Plastering to my living room and masterbed room.

    Anyone can recommend? How much does it cost?

    Should plastering come BEFORE or AFTER electricals?

    Also, BEFORE or AFTER Aircon installation ?

    Please advise!

    You should do all other works before doing plastering, also do 1 coat of sealant paint before emulsion paint.

    Juliana.

  3. Posted

    Happy new year to you too.

    Will check with the ID when he's back from CNY.

    By electrical works, you meant having more power points etc? Yea, some of the accessories have to fork out from pocket. Finger cross, i don't add too much misc stuff haha.

    Hi,

    There are lots of stuff being left off.

    such as lights & electrical components.

    Electrical components can easily reach $5000.

    Soft furnishings like curtains/ blinds are also 1 area not mentioned.

    You may also want to consider to install a laundry hanger system to save space!

    Best Regards,

    Juliana

  4. Posted · Edited by PMI Design Pte Ltd

    Hi All

    I got a questions...how do we tell if the tiles that are being used are of the value that we pay for?Anything to take note for chosing tiles?i am going to chose my tiles soon and i know nuts about them...can pls advise? :P

    Hi,

    A little shopping and snooping around is all you need!

    Our Company recommends these shops

    1. Budget tiles & prices

    SIN LEK BUILDING MATERIALS PTE LTD

    70 Eunos Avenue 7

    Eunos Industrial Estate

    Singapore 409569

    Tel:(65) 6842 1622

    Fax:(65) 6846 7928

    Email:slbmpl@singnet.com.sg

    2. Mid-range tiles & prices

    Lian Seng Hin Trading Co Pte Ltd

    568A Balestier Road Singapore 329885

    Tel : 6252 2222

    Mon to Sat : 9am to 7pm

    Pub/Sun : 10am to 6pm

    3. High Range Tiles & Prices

    HAFARY Holdings Limited

    No 15 Defu Ave 1 Singapore 539538

    Tel: 6250 1368

    Fax: 6251 1620 (Sales/Orders), 6253 4496 (A/C)

    Email: defushowroom@hafary.com.sg

    Operating Hours:

    Mon - Sat : 9.00am - 7.00pm

    Sun & PH: 10.30am - 5.30pm

    560 Balestier Road Singapore 329876

    Tel: 6250 1369

    Fax: 6255 4450

    Email: balestiershowroom@hafary.com.sg

    Operating Hours:

    Mon - Fri : 9.00am - 7.30pm

    Sat: 9.00am - 7.00pm

    Sun & PH: 10.30am - 5.30pm

    Go to these places and look around and get samples that you like. ( usually in small squares )

    Make sure you label the back of the tile sample with SHOP NAME, MODEL NO., PRICE PER SQFT.

    Then ask your ID to do the same for you and compare. Note : tiles vary in prices depending on Country of Origin.

    Best Regards,

    Juliana

  5. Posted · Edited by PMI Design Pte Ltd

    Anyone can advise me the rough figure of revamping my whole masterbed room toilet which come with a bathtub. I was told by my ID that the minimum price I have to pay will be 5 digit. I need to hack everythin. In short, revamp my whole toilet. (only 1 toilet)

    Hi,

    First of all, Masterbed Toilet of HDB or Landed?

    second is 5 digit includes all vanity items? Bathtub, Sink, Taps, jetspray, Tank heater/instant heater? Vanity cabinet?

    & size matters too.

    You may PM me with more details.

    Juliana

    PMI Design Pte Ltd.

  6. Posted

    Decided to share my experience on Yick Hong Aluminium (WIndow Grilles contractor).

    Initially I approached the popular Well*** (Er**) for quote for my balcony grilles, yard area window grilles, and wrough iron gate, n was quoted $2.6k.

    My contractor (Jason from U&B Reno) gave me his window contractor, Yick Hong's contact to get a quote directly so that will be cheaper than through Jason.

    Anyway, was quite comfortable with Alex from Yick Hong, when he came for measurements n quote (quoted me $2.5k).

    Decided to engage Yick Hong though not much difference in price with Well***.

    I had asked Alex to help check the window handles & help change if any fautly/ loose. With his own initiative, Alex changed the set in the children room to handles with locks! I was very pleasantly surprised! He also didnt charge us for any additional cost for the handles, ~12 nos in total.

    I also asked him to check for my mum's place and change all the remaining ones in my new pl. Of course, paid him for the handles etc.

    We are definitely quite happy that we got Alex to do the window grilles job for us!

    Hi,

    May I also get his contact?

    Thanks,

    Juliana

  7. Posted · Edited by PMI Design Pte Ltd

    Before this they had explained to me that due to the separation between the double 13A and light switch is too thin, and also the top part of the 13A is too thin, it will cracked during manufacturing, that's y the delay for 3 times... and the suggest to cut separate and join... I wanna know r they telling me the truth that it is too thin to fabricate and really need to join the small pieces together? Anyone any idea?

    Thanks

    Hi,

    As a Employee of ID Firm, I'll like to point out that

    a. the workmanship is bad.

    b. the co-ordination is bad.

    c. don't accept if you can't live with it.

    a. I guess don't need to explain much. It should been seamless and silicone around the edges.

    b. I'm guessing you didn't have a Interior Designer or Coordinator that arrange the glass merchant & electrical guy.

    The ID/CO needs to tell the elect guy to leave at least 2 inches to 3 inches off the top of the glass area.

    Glass Guy will then be able to make a seamless glass with no problem.

    Please note that all glass merchants have different specification on this.

    c. You can choose not to accept especially if you retained your 10% payment on balance.

    You can ask the electrical guy to shift the sockets lower and leave 2-3 inches ( ask your glass merchant on this )

    Then ask the Glass merchant to re-do the Glass Backsplash.

    Voila!

    Best Regards,

    Juliana

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