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1st time had a good look at my house facade. 

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9 minutes ago, George Yeo said:

1st time had a good look at my house facade. 

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haha. machiam like unwrapping present like that. you still have your steel carporch roof to be done. I see so many metal plates on your beam. mine similar design but my PE only designed using 3 steel beams so only have 3 plates.

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9 minutes ago, snoozee said:

haha. machiam like unwrapping present like that. you still have your steel carporch roof to be done. I see so many metal plates on your beam. mine similar design but my PE only designed using 3 steel beams so only have 3 plates.

My PE very kiasu

Hi George... very impressive house! Can share ur contractor contacts pls. Thanks!

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Window panels almost completed, carporch cantilever structure completed. Timber fencing has started. It seems like work progress is getting slower nowadays..haha

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9 hours ago, aaron909091 said:

Hello george, you house is magnificent! Can share with me your architect and builder? 

Thank, just a simple and modern design that suits my needs. PMed contact 

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Watertank is done. 

 

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Hi George thanks for sharing your rebuilding journey, can I have the contact for architect and builder as well. Thanks in advance 

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1 hour ago, Bacteria said:

Hi George thanks for sharing your rebuilding journey, can I have the contact for architect and builder as well. Thanks in advance 

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hihi George, Can you share the contacts of your Architect and main con(builder)? thank you very much for sharing this journey! Many thanks in advance. 

On 9/18/2020 at 10:17 PM, George Yeo said:

 

Hi George,

thank you for sharing your journey! I have just started rebuilding. Could you share the marble tiles contact. You could pm me.


Thanks and congrats!

15 minutes ago, Snowcapper said:

Hi George,

thank you for sharing your journey! I have just started rebuilding. Could you share the marble tiles contact. You could pm me.


Thanks and congrats!

if you had already started work with your builder and if your builder had indicated the supply and install of marble floor for you, you would need to talk to your builder on whether he can omit the item out from the contract should you decide to get from another supplier.

getting building materials from another supplier is not like buying an electrical appliance from another shop. your builder would most likely have factored in the cost of raw materials (marble tiles, tiling adhesive/mix), labour for laying of marble floor/wall, labour for polishing of marble floor/wall into his quotation to you. so by you switching to supply your own materials, your builder would still need to charge you for the labour and materials for install and polishing. on top of that, he could also charge you for profit in attendance. also since you are supplying the materials, if there's any damage during installation and you end up not having enough tiles, you will have to fork out additional money to buy more tiles since you are now the supplier and not the builder.

if you have a very big area for marble installation, supplying your own may save you some money. but do note that this amount can't be part of your construction loan (i'm assuming you have taken construction loan) and needs to be paid in cash to the marble supplier.

anyway, talk to your builder on this and work out the sums should you decide to supply your own marble tiles at this stage when contract had been signed.

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