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3 hours ago, JohnJohn said:

@El LoCoApparently for my dream shower to work, I need more than 3 bar of pressure. As it is I just have enough for a normal rainshower, but not for something so large.

Oic....its such a pity....I like the concealed rainshower too! So sleek and beautiful.

 

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There was some progress yesterday. Plumbing work. My water heater storage tanks are in. As mentioned earlier, I got a 68 litre tank for my mbr bathroom. This was to ensure that my rainshower would have the necessary 3 bar of pressure. For my common bathroom and my kitchen I got smaller tanks. 

Master bedroom tank

http://IMG-20160426-WA0003_zps0tcyvi9d.jpg

My common and kitchen tanks. 

http://IMG-20160426-WA0005_zpskc6rs4ld.jpg

http://IMG-20160426-WA0004_zps5pjthe7d.jpg

 

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you bought 2 water storage for separate toilet?
to be honest, you don't have to..i used 1 for both MBR and common toilet; pressure was good enough for rain shower.

 

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It wasn't just for the water pressure @koxxic, although it was a major consideration. I also don't like it when I'm showering and someone uses the tap elsewhere and my hot water becomes cold. 

 

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I love the ebony wood for the dining table. "Complicated", "intricate" it is a beauty and definitely a great centerpiece.

 

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Thank @Luxexplorer. I agree with you. Just felt that the walnut would balance off the darker walls. But my ID assured me that the ebony will go because most of the dining walls are lighter in colour. So I'm trusting in his judgement and getting the ebony. (After all, that's why I got an ID in the first place, to provide me with good and sound design ideas and concepts.) 

 

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They started with the plumbing for my toilet and my iboxes for my rainshower. Went to Toto for my toilets. I know that there are cheaper toilets which are just as effective as toto. But there was something that toto toilets also have that I wanted - rimless toilets. I don't like cleaning toilets, I liked cleaning under the rims of toilets even less. So this was what I got there. Rimless and with this thing called tornado flush. 

http://Screenshot_2016-03-23-22-00-47_zpsjlqloh

The iboxes are for my hansgrohe rainshower. These help to control the different shower modes. So for my rainshower, it will have the airshower as well as this waterfall-like shower. The bottom picture is what it looks like. Hansgrohe calls it flood spray. 

http://IMG-20160427-WA0001_zps9mb90s4q.jpg

http://Screenshot_2016-04-27-15-42-30-1_zpstzip

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3 hours ago, JohnJohn said:

They started with the plumbing for my toilet and my iboxes for my rainshower. Went to Toto for my toilets. I know that there are cheaper toilets which are just as effective as toto. But there was something that toto toilets also have that I wanted - rimless toilets. I don't like cleaning toilets, I liked cleaning under the rims of toilets even less. So this was what I got there. Rimless and with this thing called tornado flush. 

http://Screenshot_2016-03-23-22-00-47_zpsjlqloh

The iboxes are for my hansgrohe rainshower. These help to control the different shower modes. So for my rainshower, it will have the airshower as well as this waterfall-like shower. The bottom picture is what it looks like. Hansgrohe calls it flood spray. 

http://IMG-20160427-WA0001_zps9mb90s4q.jpg

http://Screenshot_2016-04-27-15-42-30-1_zpstzip

That is a really cool toilet bowl! Wow! Think your toilets are going to be super cool looking!! :)

 

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