some updates:

old frame touched up, cornice edges removed and relaminated to match tv feature wall.

before:

after:

new doors for bedrooms and common toilet (sliding)

before

after

study room glass panel and door installed, waiting for the 2-way 'floating' cabinet to be installed into the opening next week.

study room almost done:

work in progress for living room:

bedroom... progress a bit slow

wow love ur house! so nice

unfortunately, handover was postponed to this coming wed...

hoping that everything can be done this time round

also faced a major hiccup last sat (the supposedly handover date), we found the kitchen leaking from the ground cabinet.

was told to prepare for the worst for them to tear down the entire kitchen carpentry to locate the source of the leak (pipes are all embedded behind)

it was speculated that the pipe must have been damaged during the prev reno and when we started doing our own reno, the constant turning on and off of the mains during our reno probably aggravated the damage and caused leak. there was always a wet puddle in the kitchen near when our reno began but we have shrugged it off as accidental spillage and didnt really pay attention to it

today, about 1/4 to 1/3 of our kitchen cabinets was torn down to locate the leak and (fortunately) they pinpointed a leak in a pipe embedded in the wall, apparently, the water seeped down through the cement wall behind the tiles and escaped from the base of the kitchen cabinet. the leak was most likely caused by a goondu worker who punched the nail into the pipe during the earlier reno... cant believe it when the houses now have tapes on the wall indicating where the pipes and they can still nail it directly on the spot. anyway, we are giving it a night to see how things goes, hopefully the water that is slowly dripping out now are the residual water left in the wall

no choice have to exceed a few days after handover to redo the kitchen separately for this unexpected problem...

Sorry to hear your bad news. Look at it from the bright side, better to discover the leak and manage to trace the source now than to discover the leak after they handover to you. Not that all ID firms are irresponsible but I am sure nobody wants to go thru the hard way to find out right? At least now they die die also have to solve it for you. Cheer up.

BTW, I am finally getting my keys tomorrow, the house was still in a big mess as of last Friday. Hope the seller manage to clear all his stuff. I will be updating my thread, keep a look out to see the transformation.

Sorry to hear your bad news. Look at it from the bright side, better to discover the leak and manage to trace the source now than to discover the leak after they handover to you. Not that all ID firms are irresponsible but I am sure nobody wants to go thru the hard way to find out right? At least now they die die also have to solve it for you. Cheer up.

BTW, I am finally getting my keys tomorrow, the house was still in a big mess as of last Friday. Hope the seller manage to clear all his stuff. I will be updating my thread, keep a look out to see the transformation.

actually it is not the fault of the ID, cos we did not renovate the kitchen in the first place since it is in pretty good condition

but they are good enough to help me sort it out as soon as possible when the problem surfaced.

anyway, i have to vacate my current house this Friday, under a very tight timeframe, no choice have to handover first for us to move in and follow up with the kitchen and the other minor rectification works subsequently. hope it will not last beyond next week.

well, i am sure they will be bz clearing their stuff like what I am doing now...

wow love ur house! so nice

thanks

liked your cozy place too, and esp the diy stuff u did

can't wait to see how your study turns out!

West! I super heart your bathroom! Is the rectangular depression suppose to house the bed later? mmmm so you could be sitting on the toilet bowl happily cr@pping away while yr partner stares at you on the bed?

If u see the wall to the left of the toilet, there will be a sliding tv wall/panel in frobt of it which can cover up a bit more of the glass for that added privacy when crapping .... Lol

:dancingqueen:unique!!!

i collect diecast model cars

Wah cool! I only have a small collection of 1:24 scale diecast model cars to match my transformer toys collection.. what scale are you collecting?

Sounds pretty heavy to me though... I hope the glass can withstand the weight..

Btw, I noticed that you sealed up the ventilation hole for the bomb shelter? Erm, pardon me for the ignorance.. but are we allowed to do that?

Bomb shelters usually comes with 2 ventilations. It is ok to seal one of them leaving the other one open.

Bomb shelters usually comes with 2 ventilations. It is ok to seal one of them leaving the other one open.

Sounds good! Thanks Phintastic! This was one of my major concern but now I know what to do liao!