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Quality Of Raw Materials

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Would experts kindly advise on the quality of raw materials used by my ID's contractors? While I do fancy those nice ID...I also like to have quality materials used beneath them.

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Also, for these drainage dirt-traps, will PVC type do? or those made with Stainless Steel looks better? I got another ID who gives SS dirt-traps.

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Thks for advise!!

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Edited by Iceman

i have no idea man...BUT...

my ID is using the same cement!

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Edited by arcturuz

  • 3 weeks later...

Interior Designs is all about the end product of the renovation. It is not about the quality of the raw material used, it should be abt the quality of the workmanship & the end finish that you see & feel for yourself. Be'cos all IDs firms used the same suppliers or sub con no matter who you approached.

Designs can varies but the foundation is always the very basic fundamental. No way to short cut. All you've to make sure the ID firm & their sub cons don't take short cuts while doing up ur home for you.

No matter what, the no. 1 thumbs up rules is, check, check, check & double check for yourself. Don't know, just go ahead & ask the contractors when you're on site. Take note book & write down everything or used a camera to take pictures and ask from there.

Designs is all abt Asthetics & Practicality.

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