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  1. 5 hours ago, ryanyth said:

    Thanks.

    BSC suppose to handover by this week.

    And no lol my ID wasn't someone I already knew when I engaged his services.

    icic... so next week can start reno.

    Mine hopefully can end by next week!

     

    3 hours ago, ryanyth said:

    Actually this Thursday can start if everything goes well lol

    Congrats in advance to u bro for your dream home! :)

    great!! looking forward to your pics!

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  2. On 9/11/2017 at 2:49 PM, spooky said:

    I love the hexagon cabinets too, a very unique touch. Some space will def be wasted, but make the hexagons not too big and I think it's a good tradeoff!

    It's not my place to say this but... if you're paying for the flat and the reno, you really should do what you like. That's just my opinion... I know everyone has different circumstances. Kompacplus has been used by many of my friends and they don't have any complaints at all. I'm using quartz and I feel like it does stain a little. But can be wiped off with CIF and a cloth (so far).

    I think 55 inch is good enough for 3 room flat. I'm living in 3 room too.

     

     

    Agreed with Spooky. It's my place and i decide on everything so it's a bit of balancing between advice and what you like 


  3. On 9/8/2017 at 1:09 PM, hoWL said:

    hey hey... just realize we got the same taste! I got the same set of lights and bathroom accessories. when is yours ready? must invite us over. hehe


  4. On 9/24/2017 at 1:24 AM, ryanyth said:

    New Entry: Blog Entry Date: 23rd September 2017 Saturday
    Click Here to Access.

    Updates: 1 week after Key Collection

    BSC still doing Defect Rectification. Removal of a couple of annoying items at last! :D
    Started laying Aircon-Piping for installation of Aircon.

    bro, so far so good i guess, how many more week to handover? ID is your friend so i guess it's a lot better


  5. On 8/31/2017 at 9:01 PM, matchalatte said:

    some of the works done recently :

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    making good of walls & floor after hacking

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    cement sink support up!

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    also need to give this a special mention, my washing machine base with wood grained tiles! my contractor said i could choose my own tiles instead of the default HDB ones that people normally use for the bases, so i went to hafary and chose this. the name is "legn natureel". its walnut colored and i LOVE LOVE LOVE IT! i think it looks kinda odd here but this is the look i envisioned, washing machine sitting on a wooden pallet. the grains are really pretty and i think the tiler did a great job. too bad the area is so small and i wouldnt really be able to see much once the WM is up, i still love it nonetheless. if back then i knew such tile existed, i would probably not have opted for HDB tiles :( and hopefully when my walls are painted grey it would tie the whole look together. 

    most of the electrical wirings have also been laid/relocated. now im waiting for my first batch of stuff from taobao to arrive, they consist of mostly sanitaryware like sink, faucet, bidet spray and rainshower, all in black! 

    i think the subcons did a great job overall, hopefully it remains this way!

    camping here to wait for your TB arrival :D


  6. 23 minutes ago, Raylowwl said:

    I'm looking at the same series of switches from them.... Some with USB charger.... i think it should be safe... Any advise from others???

    Ray, u might have problems even getting an electrician to fix this up for you and unless you get it from their actual online store, i'm not sure if you should be getting them at all.

    I think if you really want, can try getting them from JB instead.


  7. On 9/2/2017 at 0:33 PM, fingerscross said:

    After lunch we wanted to go to Lion City at Geylang to nego a deal. It turned out to be a drive by instead since they're closed on public holiday.

    Sim Siang Choon @ Changi South

    We compared design and prices of the taps we saw on Lazada and those on display. Seems like a great difference in price, will purchase this online. 

    They had very few kitchen appliances on display and didnt seem to carry the brands we were interested in

    We wanted to buy those pull out steel trays for kitchen cabinet but mechanism didnt feel smooth. We bought their corner stainless steel unit instead. Mechanism felt really smooth and the trays look sturdy. 

    Forgot to get the name of the sales staff. He was very helpful, even helped to load up the heavy box into my car.

    Headed to Parkway Parade

    First stop Best Denki. Very limited appliances on display. Sales person kept promoting another Italian brand's appliances. Whats up with sales personnels and Italian kitchen appliances??

    Hravey Norman@Parkway

    Huge kitchen appliances display area. Hoods were connected to power points and we could test the power of air suction. Realised the advertised airflow of some brands were actually so so in reality. Thanfully we were assigned a very neutral and knowledgeable sales lady. She explained to us that certain brands remove all the filters when they test airflow. So the advertised figures are not accurate. Her method of test was just a simple paper test, but it worked!!

    We settled for a Brandt bundle, a brand we didnt even consider in the first place because of pricing. She offered us a really good deal and Harvey Norman truly lived up to their reputation " We wont be beaten on price!"

    Decided to get a Samsung washer as well, and again she gave us a gd deal. 

    Tips :-

    1) When buying things at Harvey         Norman, dont just look at the price displayed, everything is negotiable.

    2) If like me you are bad at bargaining, Head down to their Parkway outlet and look for a lady with short hair and wearing glasses. Her name beigns with the letter E. She'll do her best to cut you the best deal. No bargaining required.

    I did a few with HN at one of their fair at EXPO. Realize that (after given the advise by many here & there) it's sometime a lot cheaper if you buy them online eg Qoo10 with discount coupon. Mine was close to $300 more expensive then getting it online when i compare prices.


  8. On 8/10/2017 at 10:27 AM, Clarence Lye said:

    Help required here - not sure if i'm doing too much electrical works or the cost of electrical is too sky high... :help:

    anyone can review and advise? I don't really understand the drawings too.

    Based on my memory:

    Living:
    - Install Foyer Lights
    - Install Track Lights
    - Install LED Lights and Switch
    - Install 6 x 13A Sockets (TV Featured Wall Area) [will be replacing this to my eubiq track instead, too costly as 1 socket point is $85)
    - Relocate Lan, SCV Port (not sure why he wrote 2 LAN point on the drawings)
    - Install 13A x 2 Socket near the Kitchen entrance
    - Install 1 x 13A Socket (the switch outside bedroom 3)
    - replace all existing switch to the switch i will be providing

    Kitchen:
    - Install track light
    - Install cooker, hob, fridge, oven switch and power point
    - Install Top and Bottom Cabinet LED strips
    - Relocate Service Yard Point closer to the beam for the laundry system
    - Install 2 x 13A socket underneath the lourve window (common toilet)
    - pull wiring for eubiq track at wall area between kitchen and service yard

    Bedroom 3:
    - install ceiling light
    - install 2 x 13A Socket
    - replace all existing switch to the switch i will be providing
    - pull wiring for eubiq track for the future study table
    - replace all existing switch to the switch i will be providing

    Bedroom 2:
    - install ceiling lights
    - replace all existing switch to the switch i will be providing
    - ignore the lighting drawing for the wardrobe as we decided to scrap the idea for putting lights there

    Master Bedroom:
    - install cove light
    - install 4 x downlight
    - relocate switches (due to sliding glass door, my masterbed room door have to change to opening the other direction)
    - install track light in walkin-wardrobe
    - install LED strips for both side of the wardrobe
    - install LED strips for bedhead
    - pull wiring for eubiq track at bedhead

    Common Toilet:
    - install toilet light
    - remove extra lighting point

    Master Toilet:
    - install toilet light
    - install LED strips for mirror
    - install 1 x 13A socket for mirror


    (apologies for the poor resolution, it's extracted from the what'sapp image)

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    Any help or advise is much appreciated, thanks!

    bro too ex le... the one i'm using charge me single point $55, double point $65. My light point is $35.

    let me know if you want my contact.

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