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  1. Posted · Edited by limp

    Read about some forummer need carpentry help.

    For those who need alternative quality carpentry service, I can introduce my regular carpenter. Please note, he is a carpenter, not ID, so expect good quality carpentry works and not ID price.

    If you want, I will pm you the contact.

    PM me as I need to do some carpentry works.

  2. Posted

    Hi Jerome,

    Please PM me below quotes:

    Hob and Hood:

    Rinnai Package RB3CG and RH991CT

    HOBZ HG-2773 and HH-2990-SS

    Oven:

    Fujioh FBO78SS

    Electrolux EMS2048X

    Electrolux EMS26415X

    Fridge:

    Samsung RT45TSGL

    Samsung RT54QBSL

    Samsung RT59QBSL

    Mitsubishi MR-F55C-ST

    Mitsubishi MR-F30C

    LG GRM602GSH

    Panasonice NR-BY552

    Water Heater:

    Bennington C600

    Joven Storage 15L

    Joven Storage 25L

    707 Multi 15 Storage

    Thanks!

  3. Posted

    wahahahah dead at the supermarket = 711!!!

    Fairprice is cheaper than CS right? And SS is the cheapest of them all? I dunno, this is karma for not following my mum to buy groceries, I know absolutely nothing. I only know buy shampoo from People's Park cheapest!

    I prefer wet market though, I will probably do my marketing at TBR market. That's the whole point of staying there right? To soak in the retro atmosphere.

    The quality of fresh items is much better at CS, just compare their meat section with Fairprice and you will know why. Price wise most standard items like milk, bread etc.. are about the same.

  4. Posted

    Congrat.

    Your house is beautiful.

    The coffee shop has just open ya.

    How about the supermarket?

    Btw, I am staying at Jalan Membina...

    supermarket = 711

    I actually like Cold Storage more than Fairprice, too bad there are 2 Fairprice stores but no CS!

  5. Posted

    Any idea how Opennet is going to install the termination point? There is a nylon string but pull to where, I dunno.

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    Don't think my house is structured cable ready. If got exposed trunking then it is a deal breaker, I won't install Opennet.

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    Looks like the yellow nylon string was used to pull the SCV cables?

    Anyone had installed concealed PCV trunking for Opennet care to post your quotes and pictures?

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