coldflamez 0 Report post Posted September 16, 2010 It's Minoura 2 bike tower, I bought it 3 years back, should be $120-150 from local bike store. No drilling required, spring-loaded tower, floor to ceiling. Do take note of maximum ceiling height limit before purchase. Good luck! Thanks for the info! But seem a bit too ex, so think i will carry on to leave my bike on the floor. Dunno if anyone has any experience with those kind of bike hooks that can just mount on the wall? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dexufto 5 Report post Posted September 16, 2010 (edited) Like your industrial looks Lubber Duckie, NICE! very practical and convenient layout, from the looks of your kitchen. I see that you are a fellow rider, looks like a road bike there on the top. I'm thinking of getting a bike tower as well, however it would be secured to a false ceiling, would that be stable? It's Minoura 2 bike tower, I bought it 3 years back, should be $120-150 from local bike store. No drilling required, spring-loaded tower, floor to ceiling. Do take note of maximum ceiling height limit before purchase. Good luck! I have the wall hook for my current home. works fine for my 9kg mtb. But seem a bit too ex, so think i will carry on to leave my bike on the floor. Dunno if anyone has any experience with those kind of bike hooks that can just mount on the wall? Edited September 16, 2010 by dexufto Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hihihi 0 Report post Posted September 17, 2010 at first I thot the floor is marble, then turns out to be cement screed... nice... wonder how they do until like white+grey mixture. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lilithfiend 0 Report post Posted September 17, 2010 Hi Lilithfiend, I applied copon polyurethane on the floor as I wanted a transparent and matte sealant. But it seems to be peeling out like wax right now, so I may have to reapply another layer when I'm free. Kitchen was newly tiled as we needed a heavy duty flooring. Subway tiles and hexagonal mosiac tiles were both very costly, but we loved it too much to not do them. Just visited your blog, did you apply 108 on your flooring? Cos, there's also 107, which I'm considering right now, penetrating sealant. sorry you lost me at "copon polyurethane" lol. i have no idea if they used 108 or 107..i just gave my contractor the jan 2010 issue of H&D and told him i wanted my floor to be like that. very small bits of our floor are peeling as well but not too drastically yet. and our sofa leaves a deep scratch if we push it across the floor..have to buy those furniture glides thingy from homefix. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lubber Duckie 0 Report post Posted September 17, 2010 sorry you lost me at "copon polyurethane" lol. i have no idea if they used 108 or 107..i just gave my contractor the jan 2010 issue of H&D and told him i wanted my floor to be like that. very small bits of our floor are peeling as well but not too drastically yet. and our sofa leaves a deep scratch if we push it across the floor..have to buy those furniture glides thingy from homefix. Haha, from what you describe, it should be copon polyurethane+hardener. You can request your contractor to apply another layer of it in future, anytime. Avoid letting mop water residue on the floor for too long as it causes the peeling effect you're experiencing now. Good luck! Let's keep each other informed of other tips on our floor! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
froggy 0 Report post Posted September 17, 2010 ooo .. yr all-in-one oven! I remembered u when I was enquiring on that oven! But too bad, in the end, I managed to be convinced by the majority and went for a separate oven and hob ... love the way u hang the pots/pans and lids too. I still don't understand how u secure the lids - can post a zoomed-in pix? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gals_mama 0 Report post Posted September 18, 2010 May i know hw much is ur hob + oven? Very nice, not the typical type of standalone unit. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ne0mesis 0 Report post Posted September 18, 2010 hi there, i simply dig your loft (if am using the term correctly)! looks very studioish and sohoish. something any designer of any discipline would love to stay to feel inspired toilet is really a statement itself and boy, using the all-in-one hob and oven really iconic. really a reno well done! hope you share with us all the stories behind all these ya Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lubber Duckie 0 Report post Posted September 20, 2010 (edited) Many of you asked about the kitchen sliding glass door, so I'll just post the specification here.My kitchen sliding door : width, 1.4m by height, 2.1m. Thickness, 12mm.Tempered glass.It's abt $750-850. Edited June 2, 2011 by Lubber Duckie Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lubber Duckie 0 Report post Posted September 20, 2010 May i know hw much is ur hob + oven? Very nice, not the typical type of standalone unit. Price: $1299 Brand/Model: Ariston/I forgot Dealer: Mayer Marketing Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lubber Duckie 0 Report post Posted September 20, 2010 hi there, i simply dig your loft (if am using the term correctly)! looks very studioish and sohoish. something any designer of any discipline would love to stay to feel inspired toilet is really a statement itself and boy, using the all-in-one hob and oven really iconic. really a reno well done! hope you share with us all the stories behind all these ya Thank you for your compliments! I designed the interior myself, for the first time Therefore, I was quite skeptical about it as it felt very experimental. Comfort and usability were my top priorities. Nevertheless, none of the furnishings are built-in, so I can move things around if they seem out-of-place. I had all the amateur drawings of the lightings and electric points, will dig them out and post it online. Am very very busy now with wedding coming up next month, so I'll prolly update this blog when I'm ready. Right now, I would love to share any tips and hints for your on-going/coming projects! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
beachfox 0 Report post Posted September 20, 2010 I like the feel of ur house, very nice Btw, hard to find toys collector in Singapore.. Imu usually hang around at china sq centre? Saw u have a couple of sideshow.. I'm statue collector too, I usually collect Bowen and sideshow. your kdk quote is the cheapest among other shops in Singapore, good buy. Also like your kitchen glass door, can share the contact of the contractor? Regards Pat Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ne0mesis 0 Report post Posted September 21, 2010 Thank you for your compliments! I designed the interior myself, for the first time Therefore, I was quite skeptical about it as it felt very experimental. Comfort and usability were my top priorities. Nevertheless, none of the furnishings are built-in, so I can move things around if they seem out-of-place. I had all the amateur drawings of the lightings and electric points, will dig them out and post it online. Am very very busy now with wedding coming up next month, so I'll prolly update this blog when I'm ready. Right now, I would love to share any tips and hints for your on-going/coming projects! designing to your own desire but hey, is a job really well done! wa.. another wedding and reno back-to-back couple. same here but big day in nov 13, so can really understand what you mean by very very busy! gd luck for everything Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
2010huat 0 Report post Posted September 22, 2010 nice place! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
berry_surprise 0 Report post Posted September 22, 2010 ooo .. yr all-in-one oven! I remembered u when I was enquiring on that oven! But too bad, in the end, I managed to be convinced by the majority and went for a separate oven and hob ... love the way u hang the pots/pans and lids too. I still don't understand how u secure the lids - can post a zoomed-in pix? yup, i also want to know how u secure the lids. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
