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hi@infinity2015

picture as requested:
 

Living Room Looking into Kitchen:

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inside kitchen looking to service yard:
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I painted this momento wall on Monday, still amateurish but hope it looks good.
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View from Living towards MBR:
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Master Room:

Walk in wardrobe:
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Platform bed:
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Master Toilet:
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Lastly, view from Kitchen to living:
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On 12/3/2017 at 10:50 AM, infinity2015 said:

So lovely, hope my renovation can be as beautiful as yours. Can you post a few photos of the dining area (I am still thinking open concept kitchen or not) , bomb shelter and service yard please? Many thanks 

hi @infinity2015, i can take some pics for you later when i get back.

my dining table (island) is not ready yet, i'm waiting for the countertop to arrive, it will be installed tomorrow.
my bomb shelter is concealed with carpentry, not sure if it helps you.

And yes, i love the open kitchen look.

 

I am still wondering if HDB can still come fix the ceiling, i very "gaowei"
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my ID blame HDB saying their wall not smooth..

 

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So lovely, hope my renovation can be as beautiful as yours. Can you post a few photos of the dining area (I am still thinking open concept kitchen or not) , bomb shelter and service yard please? Many thanks 

 

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3 hours ago, spikeling said:

Nice Living room feature wall. May I know where you install your eubiq at the Tv? Is it wall mount or u hide it inside the drawer? Thks.

hi @spikeling it's hidden inside the bottom black tinted glass cabinet.. :lol:

 

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Sofa and toilet glassdoor came in on Friday / Saturday:
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This is the box up of the MBR sliding glass door, looking much much better now:
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Here's the corridoor/walk way to bedroom:
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From afar, the frames look ok. But close up, there's alot of "bubble" and white patches. If painter can't touch up well, i will do it myself.. 

 

Haha, put alot of "bottles" at my kitchen (on top of the hood)
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There's alot more in the fridge: :sport-smiley-004:
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Also opened my dyson to do cleaning, i find the "box up" pipe cabinet (beside my basin) to be very useful, because i store all my dyson accessories inside. :jammin:

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Also, funny thing is the electrican lay the additional LAN wires that is pulled from MBR and Living to the bottom of the DB box.

What can i connect at the bottom when there's no powerpoint or holes to go through??
Was frustrated on Friday as i told ID and she didn't know what i want. So end up i DIY.
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I remove all the shelving inside the DB box and then pry open the trunking casing and re-pull all the wires and left it dangling there for them to cutout. 8|
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Told ID to get their electrician/carpenter to trim the trunking for the wire to come out nicely. I dont have the pruning shears scissors, if not i would have done it too.
they added this hole for me so i can pull the cables down to the next shelving below
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more stains found. it's cement stain, can't rub/scrub it off. sighs.. any idea how?
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While washing the toilet yesterday (because it's official move in day), i found this.. sighs.
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There are still quite a few rectification works to be done and we need to move in already, as in law house started reno today.
Delay delay delay.. 

Now we have moved in, it will be harder to arrange for them to come and fix because it's inconvenient as there are people staying now.. 

 

Eubiq wall socket with schneider wall switch side by side.
Unfortuntely, this eubiq socket not working, have to call electrician come back and repair/fix as they adjusted my eubiq switch the other day. -.-

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Living to bedroom path:
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11 hours ago, KFC1189 said:

How much did you pay for the Eubiq power tracks? Do you have it in every room?

I find it overpriced and quite expensive. Is it really necessary to install Eubiq power track? How do you intend to use it?

i bought it few years back like late 2014 - early 2015 (can't rmb exact date) where they sell in package of length.
Mine package was 6m track, 6m blank, and comes with alot free accessories and plugs. But limited to 6 cuts. (this package they only sell for customise order now)

the current package now is all standard size, means they sell in the pre-cut length only in 600/800/1000/1200 mm if i not wrong.
Personally, I find eubiq very useful and gives the clean look. and it's long lasting. I do not need to worry about anything other than the plug spoil (which rarely spoil, because le wife office also all using eubiq and the plugs are still working. haha.)

Places i used eubiq:
- living room
- kitchen
- kitchen (tall larder area)
- master bedroom (tv area)
- master bedroom bedhead


Most people useseubiq for tv feature wall/console, because you can plug all your stuffs there. You can even plug in multimedia stuffs such as HDMI, Lan Cable, Tel cable to the Eubiq track.
In essence, it's just neater.

If you want to try eubiq without the heavy commitment, you can try out their director track. whichi personally feel it's a good starter kit.
Useful in places such as the computer room:

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They are trying to clear this model, so you might see some promo.
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They launched the new model which is flatter and comes with USB port. (twocolour available -  silver and black)
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i got both. (brown box and white box) hehehe :lol:
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How much did you pay for the Eubiq power tracks? Do you have it in every room?

I find it overpriced and quite expensive. Is it really necessary to install Eubiq power track? How do you intend to use it?

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complaining time again.


Went up to the house yesterday after their touch up, here is what i found.
although the touch up painting was done, the door frame still has "white" unpaint area. *sighs* I think end of the day it would be better off me painting it myself as i won't miss any white part! (never took any photo as it was late in the night)

My main door (rear) has chipped off, it's a brand new door that we fought so hard to get it replaced..! 
Anyway, give and take. Just told ID to touch up and fix it. 
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Next up is the eubiq/bed head, previously there was a nail seen. What the carpenter did is just "add on" another layer of laminate on top of the existing one, trying to smoke me and hopefully idont notice or realise it.IMG_4814.jpg.7052bc84ac7530a4a3a0926114298c0a.jpg
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thetouchup wasn't done properly also, that's why i manage to see it. If not actually it's quite ok except for the top picture.

 

 

Does anyone know the connection for this?
D, T1, T2, T3, T4, T5 is for which area/room?

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35 minutes ago, KFC1189 said:

Like the LED lights in your kitchen. Is the gap at the bottom kitchen cabinets big enough to put a iRobot?

Do you plan to use the Philips Hue Lights which can provide brilliant display of colours? 

hi@KFC1189,

the gap for the bottom cabinets should be "high enough" for a robot cleaner to sweep underneath. (i hope)
The height is the standard kitchen cabinet base, just that length was shorten to allow the cabinet to be "slightly hanging" outside so that the LED strips can be slotted underneath to shine on the flow.

I have try to confirm. I planning to just buy a xiaomi robot. iRobot seems super expensive? is it really that good and worth?

I dont intend to use Philips Hue lights, are they are overprice lights.
My living hanging light i am currently using the Smart Light Bulb from LifeSmart, able to provide multicolour and controls via the App too.

 

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Like the LED lights in your kitchen. Is the gap at the bottom kitchen cabinets big enough to put a iRobot?

Do you plan to use the Philips Hue Lights which can provide brilliant display of colours? 

 

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