No worries, just check the cement screed when it dries, try walking with bare foot !! Your floorplan's the best. All rectangular. your kitchen area looks small to me though.

time for lights...recommended from the ID

PLC - 28 pieces

florescent - 24 piceces

one fancy light for dining

normal "hamburger" lights for HHS, bedroom 3, bathrooms and wet kitchen

that's a lot of lights!!!

thanks...we feel quite lucky to be able to get such a regular layout. the wet kitchen area is quite small for cooking and laundry, i must admit. we'll just have to make do with it since we have decided to split the kitchen into 2 segments. at least now we can have an open concept and island which was what i always wanted. that's a consolation i suppose

No worries, just check the cement screed when it dries, try walking with bare foot Your floorplan's the best. All rectangular. your kitchen area looks small to me though.

Got open concept and island ah? Is it the one where got dining table and 6 chairs or am i mistaken?

thanks...we feel quite lucky to be able to get such a regular layout. the wet kitchen area is quite small for cooking and laundry, i must admit. we'll just have to make do with it since we have decided to split the kitchen into 2 segments. at least now we can have an open concept and island which was what i always wanted. that's a consolation i suppose

yeah we're going for open concept and island, dining table next to island. it's more like 5 chairs since 1 side of the table will be against the island

Got open concept and island ah? Is it the one where got dining table and 6 chairs or am i mistaken?

Cool, Im waiting for pics of your open concept kitchen and island then.

yeah we're going for open concept and island, dining table next to island. it's more like 5 chairs since 1 side of the table will be against the island

Edited March 30, 200818 yr by BunBun

toilets are finally done

while waiting for the screeding to dry, the whole area is being tidled and prep for painting. with all the debris gone, the place look so much better...

the lobang on the toilet wall, issit for placing shampoo n stuff?

Hi jon

Your toilet getting nicer

The things used to cover the pipes are they wood?

yeah its meant for small bottles...the space's quite limited so we're considering whether to install a separate rack to store the bigger bottles

here's a close up look

the lobang on the toilet wall, issit for placing shampoo n stuff?

Hi jon

Your toilet getting nicer

The things used to cover the pipes are they wood?

thanks. it's called calcium silicate, not wood. some kind of plastering material to be covered by wall tiles eventually

this photo was taken before all the wall tiles were laid

wow! very innovative way to place your shampoo n stuff~

n it look very very nice~ e moment i see it, i tot itz a resort toilet~ class~

Edited April 1, 200818 yr by haroldism

yeah its meant for small bottles...the space's quite limited so we're considering whether to install a separate rack to store the bigger bottles

here's a close up look

thanks. it's called calcium silicate, not wood. some kind of plastering material to be covered by wall tiles eventually

this photo was taken before all the wall tiles were laid

hey... jon_g9 nice way to go with ur plc.. really like ur theme.. n detail picture annodation of its progress..

but as i'm in maintenance field.. wld like to know whether u queries ur ID's abt any panel or lobang to access on any future water/gas/aircon pipes leaks that has been beautifully conceal.. its jus pityful to touch them in future..

hey... jon_g9 nice way to go with ur plc.. really like ur theme.. n detail picture annodation of its progress..

but as i'm in maintenance field.. wld like to know whether u queries ur ID's abt any panel or lobang to access on any future water/gas/aircon pipes leaks that has been beautifully conceal.. its jus pityful to touch them in future..

thanks for your kind comments. i suppose most will agree it's difficult to find a balance between aesthetic and practicality. it's all about mitigating risks. the aircon trunking are not concealed inside the bedrooms while the aircons have been placed to minimise the distance of drainage piping. we also try not to scrimp on the insulation.

the main worry i have is the risk of leakage from the toilet upstairs. that is beyond anybody's control and we'll just have to pray hard that nothing happens

first coat of paint is up...one section of the wall is of a darker shade while rest of the house is some white. can't really remember the colour names...very poor memory for such things

colours appear lighter in the photos

thanks. it's called calcium silicate, not wood. some kind of plastering material to be covered by wall tiles eventually

this photo was taken before all the wall tiles were laid

Oic.... cool

thanks for your kind comments. i suppose most will agree it's difficult to find a balance between aesthetic and practicality. it's all about mitigating risks. the aircon trunking are not concealed inside the bedrooms while the aircons have been placed to minimise the distance of drainage piping. we also try not to scrimp on the insulation.

the main worry i have is the risk of leakage from the toilet upstairs. that is beyond anybody's control and we'll just have to pray hard that nothing happens

Jon, Nice designs, esp your toilets. We too hav similar toilet layouts. We wanted to conceal the pipes but our ID advise us against it. Apparently, my toilet drainage got choked soon after during our reno and we called HDB. So HDB called our neighbour just below us and had their plumber fixed the drainage by removing part of the pipe section and cleared the debris within. So it really depends on the neighbour upstairs. Anyway, your ceilings look great!