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yup. What I know is there is no automatic selection mode for jeans. Haha! This means u have to select manual or use another washing mode. Anyway, we rarely wear jeans to work. Sometimes on fri so it is sort of one wash of jeans per week.

u mean same design but 60x60cm? According to my contractor, these tiles are average as he did reject a lot due to warpage and different thickness. Haha! He told me next time try not to choose this series. Haha!

Why blank out the FSM name? We need to guess lei. My FSM is master chang and he does take a compass and check. All fengshui master need a compass. From his plan, I can see everything tilt by an angle he suggest. I did come across someone in the forum whom didn't mention he has to tilt door after he see master chang? Maybe it depends?

oh, I think that refers to an automatic washing mode for jeans.

thanks! Yes, I choose a 30 x 30cm tiles as my foyer is small and those small tiles gives a feel that the area is bigger. Are u using 30 x 30cm too?

Sharing some sketches on my kitchen cabinet. Decided to use the Blum, Aventos HL system for the dish drainer cabinet. Picture is from Blum website.

The fridge base is also done. A close up of the kitchen tiles The interface between my foyer and living room tiles. You can see the contrasting difference.

The foyer tiles looks pretty decent and has a laminate feel...Something that look like wood yet is more lasting than laminated flooring. This is the interface between my foyer and kitchen tiles. I choose the lighter kitchen tiles so that the kitchen will look brighter and more spacious.. Kitchen cabinet base is also done.

I have posted the main door tilting pics at my reno blog. Please feel free to take a look http://www.renotalk.com/forum/index.php?sh...mp;#entry539216

After one week, door tilting is almost done. The main wooden door is already up and I am currently waiting for the metal gate to be ready. Contractor will be coming over to do some varnishing work this coming week...

tough choice right? Invertor save more power and I believe future platform will be invertor. The question is only how much poweru save and whether you are willing to do your part for the environment. To me, korea vs Thailand don't play a huge part. Thailand are good since panasonic qualify and approve them as manufacturer. We cant say Thailand made Toyota are worst than Korea Hyundai or KIA? End of the day, technology and quality control for Japanese company are good. I always feel jap made products they are proud of. I look at Japanese engineers and they show great pride in their work. I feel the koreans are catching up to be as good

then why is there a difference in top and undermount sink?

My contractor submit the permit 2 weeks in advance and it got approved about a week plus. My friend's ID say just need 5 days.

Personally, I feel filing with case is a waste of time. What can they do to protect consumer rights? I haven't see much. In Singapore, companies are big shots and consumers are carrot head. That is why we keep seeing tourist kana chop left right center. I suggest combine effort and go SCT. Faster

wait for tiler Seng to come. Hehe

there is no concern drilling into the sink. I did not do any calculation but steel is so tough as compared to solid top which is acrylic material. Of course considering solid top is 20 times thicker than sink thickness? My thought: 1) sink manufacturer definitely did the test if they were to design and cater space for tap and soap dispenser mounting 2) I always feel it is risky to drill on solid top. Any mishap and you need to replace whole top which cost like $80-100 per ft compared to say sink which is like $200?

Ngunadi, sorry..Sidetrack a bit. Do you use blum mechanism for your dish drainer cabinet?

Hi I have seen the shop doing undermount at the showroom. However, according to my contractor, it is not advisable despite it can be done because this is not an undermount sink. I did check with a bathroom shop near Hafary tiles shop and they say only undermount "undermount" sink.. Probably some contractor here can advise..

For RHB, they are pretty flexible. Can submit draft quotation for approval but during signing for letter of offer, must have quote with signature and company chop.

I got my permit last week and my new door frame is already up. Contractor will install back my main door tomorrow and according to them, the metal gate will be installed too. Hope everything is smooth. I will take some photos tomorrow once everything is completed.

Actually the FX900 is pretty deep. I think there is some issue and one might hit ur head against it. Even if u mount it at 800mm higher than the bottom cabinet, there is a tendancy you might knock on it?

Thanks! I purchase this sink MN-TR106. Seems pretty solid and suitable for my usage. The salesperson told me it can be undermounted but Patrick advise me not to do it because this is not a true undermount sink. He mention he encounter a few cases of leak within 6 months. I am a bit skeptical initially and after checking with two other shops, they mention that undermount can be down with "undermount" sink. After doing some search on the internet, MN sink is made by Mor-ning. After reading through their profile, I found out that they are actually a ISO9001:2000 certified company. I hope the sink quality turns out to be good. Using topmount sink as undermount sink is actually a risk. For those who has yet to buy a sink, please take note of this. An example of undermount sink is as shown in the following website. Undermount sink has a totally flat surface http://www.elkayusa.com/cps/rde/xchg/elkay...amp;vqmaterial=

Why cannot entertain? They crazy is their problem. We don't want them to run cable across our house to make our house looks ugly. What is the big deal right? If they not happy, we pay. They are awarded the biggest contract in the whole history of Singapore by being the sole installer for fibre optics. They do it for free? Who is the customer and end user here? If one were to look at the trend today, customer us number one.

Anyone purchase sinks from them? How good are their sinks? I heard some forumers faces rust in their sink after 1-2 mths? I saw a brand called MN. Which country are they from because I could not find their website...

no one ever mention. I don't think so. Why would ppl design a washer which cannot wash jeans?