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WTS : Zen Platform Bed Frame c/w Bedhead & Bedside table Queen-sized Condition : 9/10 Bedhead & Bedside Table - Width : 2810 mm Height : 890 mm Bed frame - Width : 2010 mm Height : 260 mm Length : 2330 mm Dimensions inclusive of side storage compartments. Got it at $1750.00 Price : $480.00 (unbelievable savings) Able to assist to arrange for transport and installation of bed frame for additional $80.00 Interested parties can text me at 97667262.

Queen-Size Condition : 9/10 Bedhead & Bedside Table - Width : 2810 mm Height : 890 mm Bed frame - Width : 2010 mm Height : 260 mm Length : 2330 mm Dimensions inclusive of side storage compartments. Got it at $1750.00 Price : $480.00 (unbelievable savings) Able to assist to arrange for transport and installation of bed frame for additional $80.00 Interested parties can text me at 97667262.

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WTS : Zen Platform Bed Frame c/w Bedhead & Bedside table Condition : 9/10 Bedhead & Bedside Table - Width : 2810 mm Height : 890 mm Bed frame - Width : 2010 mm Height : 260 mm Length : 2330 mm Dimensions inclusive of side storage compartments. Got it at $1750.00 Price : $480.00 (unbelievable savings) Interested parties can text me at 97667262.

Has been a while since last post....... A quick update on our estate from the view of our hall:- Sunrise at the Punggol Dam (Under Consruction) The much talk about Punggol Riverside walk, finally construction in progress.

Hi Jesslyn, Dun worry too much, its not entirely the worker's fault. Older flats have thinner concrete slabs than the newer one. During then, the floor slabs are design to withdstand lighter household loads as homes are much more simplier in the past. NO floor tiling, only matting or vinyls and NO bulky furnitures. But with your major kind of hacking, its inevitable that slabs will crack or worst like now give way. Can understand your neighbour's agony, apart from the opening created on their ceiling, hacking disturbance are more obivious due to the thinner floor slabs. I think you should 好好沟通 and PR PR with your neighbour to prevent bad blood in future. Afterall, your reno had caused them some inconvienience.

Hi Jesslyn, Congrates for your new home..... Btw, i saw the pic of a heater..... hv u got it yet? I suggest tht u get the gas heater from City Gas..... Its very safe and will save about 30% as compared to using eletrcity ...... worth giving it a thought. In fact we installed both the heater & dryer as well , in the long run save $$$ ......

Ya ..... i MIA on surface but was reading quietly ....... Hahaha...... Thanks yr hubby for his compliments ..... I'm sure your place will turn out just as well ....... Reno is secondary, most importantly nothing beats a Home Sweet Home that fill with joys ......

Hahahaha....... pbtgal, owe me 1 for dragging me in Agree lah ..... overall no complains on their workmanship ...... minor flaws here & there are inevitable and requires some rework ...... but i'm most pleased is that they make good everything w/o any questions asked or give me bulls & craps...... So this is where the after sales service kick in.........

Hi Pbtgal, Good to know everything are in order for u ....... seems like our lighting concepts are pretty much similar ya ..... PLC downlight for the bathrooms & Kitchen makes alot of difference to the ambience

Congrates Bro ..... can move on from here .... at least u can be assure of the service since pbtgal & myself hv good feedback about her work. Looking forward for your progress.....

pbtgal, more updates ........

If i did not remember wrongly ..... For older flats, only those units next to the staircase need to have Fire-rated doors. This is to ensure in the event of fire from the units next to the stair, fire can be contain within a stipulate time depend on the rating. And the escape route will not be affect. If your unit is not by the staircase, there is no requirement. Pls chk with HDB first before install ..... cos Fire-rated doors are much expensive

Cannot rule out that those missing ones are delibrately missed out in order to make their quote look competitive...... In fact, to play safe no slaughtering later, you should get them to quote for those items which you might condider adding on later. Pls take note of wat Fo4 reminded about the eletrcial part. Get a electrical price list from the ID before signing up..... Hahahaha..... 11 is alot , even some big projects don't have so much quotations & bidders...... Actually, shortlist & target at 3-4 highly recommanded ID in the forum will somehow lessen your hassles ....... Cos there are really a fair bit of dishonest, half-cook IDs

Bro, i think you have met a little too much contractors ..... it will only confuse you with their quotes..... if they know your initial budget, they will try to either exclude certain items, change the finishes, hide some items and only reveal upon you signed up with them to create VO. To make your own life easier & prevent all these stunts from happening, its good you short-list 3-4 of them, give them a Full list of items & finishes (including those optional items to quote). Like this you can compare apple to apple. From the Full List then you slash away those you don't want. In this way, you will get to know all the rates and make it a little more difficult to slaughter you on V.O even upon signing up with them. Hope this helps

Hi Ptbgal..... Congrates ..... finally gets to see yr blog ya ....... Enjoy the process of the reno ...... Your thread is explosive ya ...... so many posts on its 1st day

No problem ...... hope to see your T-blog updates real soon

Everything shown in the picture except the ceiling & flooring Sure, she is Lynn from Ideal House , overall me & my wife are very satisfy with her responses and attitude in handling our work and i should say she is a responsible lady .......

Hi Tsubame.....congrates to u too ....... will take u a while to tidy up ...... hope to see your pictures soons Hahahah...... please dun be mistaken , not including the ceiling & flooring ......

Its Mistral MFD 360R ...... with a nice LED control panel and pratical features.

Hahahah...... mrspiglet, thanks for your compliments thou its kinda flattering.....

Hmmm..... convince him will be better rather than brat ..... Hahhahahaha........ Yup , its sleek look does make a difference...... Depend on the size of the living hall, if u r using it to enhance your air-con in the living its definately more than enough ..... but using it as the main fan for such a big place is a little under

Hi pbtgal, Thanks ...... Good to hear that your reno is commencing soon..... there will be some ups & downs along the way but once completed there will be a sense of satisfaction..... Make the best out of it , alot of time getting the right stuffs to gel is very crucial ...... Smooth progress and keep posting to update us.....