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it's a month since her last update dunno how long since start of her reno.

a month passed so fast reno ended yet?

it's going at $290 now

yes cost sharing is a requirement in a communal living environment like hdb but look on the bright side, you only pay 1/3 i would have thought that if you waterproofed your bathroom, your box up will not get wet. why did your box up get wet? your waterproofing not done properly?

hmm my reno cost more than my cov

yeah, it's easy to maintain it's not as complicated as M16... feels like soft rain at first the Hansgrohe salesperson asked me not to use the filter inside if I experience low pressure but I found that my pressure was rather high without the filter so I added it in and it's good! soft rain

bro, if you free, come see my v6 it's bright enough for normal use.

what's the wattage per hour for the splendid portable a/c?

no pipes, but uses more electricity. have to constantly top up water. agree with the mix of downlights and ceiling hamburger lights, but understand the budget point of view actually, i think you should get ceiling fan with lights instead. ever considered alpha v6? $290 each

have fun in your reno i am currently doing up a unit in JW too, if you need help let me know

i feel like venting about the alpha v6... after waiting 3 months for it !!, I was informed the price went up by $20 to $290. I was asking around for prices and the next price quoted was at $388. anyways, looking forward to installation of my final 2 white alpha v6 this sunday!!! hope no problems like missing connectors like last time

Prices for LG HI-MACS $105pfr Solid Color 1: Satin, Almond, Apricot, Gray, Arctic White, Sage Green, Cream $115pfr Solid Color 2: Black, Fiery Red, Banana, Orange, Alpine White $115pfr Stone Color 1: Desert Sand, Gray Sand, Strawberry Sand, White Quartz, White Granite, Platinum Granite, Almond Pearl, Black Sand, Black Pearl, Rose Sand, Midnight Pearl, Gray Granite, Rose Granite, Natural Quartz, Ocean Pearl, Natural Granite, Turquoise Sand, Terra Quartz, Ivory Quartz, Black Granite, Steel Sand, Arctic Granite, Sea Oat Quartz, Celebration Granite, Confetti Quartz, Venetion Sand, Black Bird, Beach Sand, Tapioca Pearl, Moonscope Quartz, Allspice Quartz, Tundra Quartz, Snow Field, Mocha Granite Other pricier colours available too at $125 (Perna Color), 135 (Stone Color 2, Volvanic 1, Solid Color 3), $145 (Volvanic 2, Prestige Marmo, Prestige Galaxy). standard kitchen top specs: b/splash ht 50mm, top depth 600mm, front edge 38mm

wah bro, 40k ah. scary. when can i come over to your place

mm how much did you pay and what colour did you choose

Corian Dupont worktop comes in different colour, which do you want? glacier white, cameo white $105pfr white jasmine, rice paper, whisper, linen, dusk, sandstone, serene sage $115pfr cocoa brown, everest, night sky, abalone, antarctica, savannah $135pfr If you prefer Montelli Dupont, they're cheaper. all colours at $75pfr standard kitchen top specs: b/splash ht 50mm, top depth 600mm, front edge 40mm standard vanity top specs: b/splash ht 100mm, top depth 600mm, front drop 200mm (vanity top costs $25pfr more than kitchen top)

hi merydith, if you like me to go through your quote and give you advice, please feel free to email me your latest quote. hope can help you to save $ or at least spend it wisely

bro, your floorplan looks exactly the same as mine. take a look at my t-blog if you're interested as for your questions, you can definitely hack the wall between your bedroom and the bathroom (i did that) you can also hack the wall between your toilet and bathroom (goobii did that) as for rotation of toilet bowl, it's highly unlikely (i tried but failed)

nope, mine has compartment for plastic roll & sticky tape and a small tray too. same as yours, i think

i migrated back to SG ya.. i am looking forward to my last 2 alpha v6, my wardrobe mirror doors, and another storage cabinet in my living room. still haven't set up my HTS yet after spending one month in japan, my luggage was already overloaded. no space for your sake on a separate note, I am looking forward to another customer's home visit next week

some prefer instant, some prefer storage. pros of instant over storage 1. can get warm water within seconds compared to waiting a few minutes for the water to heat up 2. less piping issues 3. lower price in terms of one time purchase and long term usage 4. smaller in size 5. warm water won't "run out" with prolonged usage pros of storage over instant 1. water pressure is ensured 2. no issues of "very hot" water when you turn off the water and turn on again 3. able to use water for other things eg. washbasins, sink in the end, it really depends on what are your requirements personally, i chose instant. if you want to see my bathroom, click here if you want concealed mixers, i would recommend storage

Bought mine from http://www.hogarmas.com/index.php at $30 just grind and plaster. can be done in 1-2 days. $900 is too much for the work.

Frameless sliding glass door is finally up Cost: $1559.31 Hacking 50ft walls and clearing of debris: $1000 Accumulated cost for labour: $5500 (including clearing of debris) Accumulated cost for raw materials: $2340.21 Plumbing: $880 Electrical: $2000 (remaining $100) Shower frameless glass sliding door: $1050 Door works: $727 Kitchen frameless glass sliding door: $1559.31 Total reno bill as of now: $8840.21+880+2000+1050+728+1559.31 = $15056.52

haha i like RT mah some pics from the buffet in Sapporo few days ago

some sakuras at kyoto imperial palace park