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  3. Posted · Edited by fondue_

    Summary:

    - basically hacking all floors in the house, replace with homogenous floor tiles in kitchen, 2 toilets and living area

    - hack existing carpentry

    - replace all wall tiles in 2 toilets

    - no wall tiles in kitchen

    - 1 x 2 door tall cabinet

    - vinyl flooring in 3 bedrooms

    - kitchen top and bottom cabinet on 1 longest wall (1 side)

    - kitchen bottom cabinet only on 1 short wall only


    1. Hacking and demolition work (inclusive of clearing debris and haulage) $ 4,800.00

    • Hack off existing kitchen wall and floor tiles.
    • Hack off existing common toilet wall and floor tiles
    • Hack off existing living/dining floor tiles.
    • Hack off existing bedrooms floor.
    • Hack off existing master bathroom wall and floor tiles.
    • Dismantle existing kitchen cabinet.
    • Dismantle existing tv console and box up at bomb shelther.
    • Dismantle existing cabinetary in bedrooms.
    • Dismantle existing false ceiling in the house.
    • Dismantle existing window grilles.
    2. Mansory works


    Supply materials and tools to lay new non-slip homogeneous floor tiles for kitchen 125 sqft @ 11.00 psf - $1,375

    Supply materials and tools to lay skim coat for kitchen wall. 400 sqft @ $5 psf - $2,000

    Supply materials and tools to lay new non-slip homogeneous floor tiles for common toilet - $680

    Supply materials and tools to lay new ceramic wall tiles for common toilet. 250 sqft @ 13.00 psf - $3,250

    Supply materials and tools to lay new homogeneous floor tiles for living/dining c/w tile skirting 285 sqft @ $ 11.00 psf - $3,135

    Supply materials and tools to lay new non-slip homogeneous floor tiles for master toilet - $680

    Supply materials and tools to lay cement screeding for vinyl floor tiles at 3 bedrooms. 310 sqft @ 5.50 psf - $1,705

    Supply materials and tools to install vinyl floor tiles for 3 bedrooms with timber skirting. 310 sqft @ $ 6.20 psf - $1,922

    Supply materials and labour to lay waterproof membrane for common and master toilet floor and shower area wall up to 1.5m height. - $400

    Supply materials and tools to construct cement base for kitchen cabinet with tile skirting. - $200

    Supply materials and tools to lay new ceramic wall tiles for master toilet. 240 sqft @ $ 13.00 psf - $ 3,120


    3. Carpentry works


    Design and fabricate bottom kitchen cabinet in laminate finish with necessary ironmongeries. 5.5 ft @ $ 130.00 pf - $ 715

    Supply and install iQuartz worktop for bottom cabinet at stove area with 50mm skirting. 5.5 ft @ $ 140.00 pf - $ 770

    Design and fabricate bottom kitchen cabinet at sink area in laminate finish with necessary ironmongeries. 9 ft @ $ 130.00 pf - $ 1,170

    Design and fabricate hanging kitchen cabinet with necessary ironmongeries, inclusive of cabinet above fridge. 12 ft @ $ 220.00 pf - $ 2,640

    Supply and install iQuartz worktop for bottom cabinet at sink area with 50mm skirting. 9 ft @ $ 140.00 pf - $1,260

    Design and fabricate full height shoe cabinet with open shelf in laminate finish. 3 ft @ 280.00 pf - $ 840

    Supply and install backing between top and bottom cabinet using Ceral panel or white painted glass. 14.5 ft @ $ 60.00 pf - $ 870

    Supply and install 30kg full extension blumotion drawer runner. 4 qty @ $ 50.00 each - FOC

    Supply and install HK lift up system for flip up door. 3 qty @ $ 100.00 each - FOC




    4. Door/Glass works

    Supply and install aluminium frame door and door frame with frosted glass inset for toilet. 2 @ $ 550.00 each - $ 1,100.00


    5. Plumbing work

    Supply labour and materials to lay new stainless steel cold water pipe for whole house and hot water pipe for 2 toilets, inclusive of conceal works. - $ 950.00

    Supply labour to install the followings: (sanitary items supply by owner)

    • 2 Toilet bowl - $ 180.00
    • 2 Set Basin and tap, inclusive of discharge pipes - $ 240.00
    • 2 Set Shower head and tap $ 120.00
    • 1 Storage heater - $ 240
    • 2 Bidet spray - $ 100.00
    • 2 x Toilet accessories - $ 100.00
    • Kitchen sink and tap, inclusive of discharge pipes $ 120.00

    6. Misc

    Painting for whole house wall and ceiling using Nippon premium emulsion paint (5 colours). - $ 1,600

    Supply and lay cardboard for floor covering after tiling works. $ 280.00

    General cleaning and chemical wash after renovation works. $ 380.00

    Supply and install exhaust fan for 2 toilet, inclusive of changing existing louvre window to fixed panel $ 560.00


    Total: $37,502, after one time discount total is $36,000


    Optional: Electrical works


    New lighting point @ $ 38.00 each

    New 13Amp single power point @ $ 60.00 each

    New 13Amp double power point @ $ 70.00 each

    Cooker hood point with switch @ $ 50.00 each

    Oven point @ $ 100.00 each

    Data point cat 5e @ $ 120.00 each

    Supply labour to install light fitting @ $ 12.00 each

    Supply labour to install normal hanging light @ $ 50.00 each


  9. Posted

    serious ar? lucky I din see the red fridge and WM during my shopping for appliances or else my kitchen will be celebrating CNY everyday :lol:

    haha i saw the bosch red fridge in tangs, super retro fridge.

    i like the color of the red on your bi-fold door. deep red... ;)

    look forward to seeing more pics ;)

  11. Posted

    today being the National Day, decided to have a mini steamboat party and ice cream making party again....

    decide to be more adventurous and do something more difficult....oreo cookies ice cream!!!!

    1st time using egg yolks for the ice cream....wasn't successful for the first round of custard, it curdles up and initially i didn't want to waste but then i want the ice cream to be successful so i try to do the custard base one more time and took more care with the heat and all....i'm glad i did as i'm quite happy with the final product.....

    Happy National Day!!!

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    wah!!! can i have some!!?? pls, wink wink...

  14. Posted

    Am sharing my first live in pic :

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    my son has made the empty space below the tv console his official parking space.... no amount of coaxing can make him throw his flight of vehicles back in the toy basket... plus he decided he wanna try his hands in interior designing... see the figurines standing on the console? that is ID to him... :bangwall::bangwall:

    haha ur boy is smart to park the vehicles under the "shade" lol

  18. Posted

    mm..does that mean there's a special cleaning agent for marble/granite? think later i muz also go to home-fix le..have to buy a lock :D

    shld have bah, can ask the salesperson to recommend. i go to the northpoint branch, service is so far so good la.

    last time nvr step foot into home-fix. after having own house, home-fix become an important place to look for maintenance/home products liao.

  19. Posted · Edited by fondue_

    mm...didn't know that granite need maintenance de..okok..later muz remind htb to take good care of his kitchen top :D

    pbtgal..dun worry la...i didn't show the surrondings of my flat. my bad. haiz...think htb and i aly have internal injuries liao..think will need to go ICU after we finish our wedding dinners..

    great choice to use marble/granite as solid top. we have a very high maintenance corian top. acrylic solid top is very porous indeed, have to wipe wipe wipe wipe. bought a solid top cleaner at home-fix to wipe out fresh yellow stains from coffee/whatever colored residue. can zzz just cleaning...

  22. Posted

    fondue, the sales person at asia excel told me i can place this way so that in any case if the basin breaks, it will not cause a permanent hole in the solid top and will cause me some inconvenience if i were to get a replacement basin. so this is not correct? this is actually smooth surface so i thought it can be placed this way.

    as long it's the same material with the rest of the sink then it's ok. the deca sink we bought has to be fitted in as that part is rough.

    Mom is worried more about the boy. worried that the boy will climb out from the bed and cross over the guard and fall on the floor.

    then worried that the gal will be scared to sleep alone...haiz

    hehe...ya. she very hiao one lah. always wana pose for me.

    pebblewash is ok for mine. im using cement for the pebblwash. what happened to yours?

    1st time we used was using cement however the pebbles was hidden in the cement (almost 50%), and the outcome wasn't what we expected. 2nd time we used polyurethane and they brought a different kind of pebble. strangely there are tiny sea-shells in the pebblemix which I thought looks like usage for an aquarium too. apparently the uncle said the pebble we had can be of many use. hmm... the reason why we are doing a 3rd time is we and our guests have bad experience with the prickly sharp pebbles.

    now then i know that what went wrong the first time after researching.

    excerpt from http://www.sunden.com.my/Pebble.html

    "While the fresh lay pebbles cement topping is in still in plastic stage, special brush is deploy to remove the surface cement slurry to expose the pebbles. The next day, the balance cement stains is to be treated with acid wash. Lastly the finish surface is then sealed with a 2 coats of Sunseal G-20F solven base acrylic sealer to protective from dirt and stains as well as improves the overall strength of the floor surface cum gives the job an attractive wet-look"

    my first pebblewash is far off from the pebblewash pictures on sunden.com.my

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  23. Posted

    something irrelevant...

    HAPPY 29TH BIRTHDAY TO MY HUBBY AKA DEMIGLACE! Throws confetti!!!

    We drove to the night safari (15 drive away) and had a simple dinner at bongo burgers. Polished it off with ben & jerry's icecream!!!

    Hiak hiak!

  25. Posted

    mmm...i think it's meant to be what familyof4 did it. so that can see the design. at least thats what i saw in sim siang choon :rolleyes:

    hi rierie, the reason why showroom they dun mount in is because easier to change display.

    familyof4mbrvanitysink.jpg

    basically the part where the arrow is pointing to, if it is a rough surface (different from the rest of the sink) then it should be hidden in

    how long will he take to finish it? then you got to hide inside study room throughout ar?

    probably wed or thurs will be good...coz the baking experts need to do their pastry one day in advance.... :jammin:

    he will be here on tomorrow too, not too sure when he can finish but we stated we are only able to do so on weekend. there are other stuff to do - grout lines in the living room. ya, now hiding in study room and doing laundry at the same time.

    ok i'll let you know on thurs :) where did you folks post the PPP? Paiseh to hijack familyof4's thread...

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